An autobiographical story of how King almost went to prison for stealing public property at the age of 22! New Yorker magazine April 22, 2002

The poem "The Dark Man" was first published in the Fall 1969 issue of Ubris magazine, and was republished in Moth magazine in 1970. In 2004 it was published ...

This is a chapter from the book "Mid-life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with Three Chords and an Attitude" written by Stephen King, d...

The central character of "Mile 81" is a car that seems to be endowed with some mystical powers - like its counterparts in King's novels "Christine" and "Almo...

New fiction 6,500-word story from Stephen King.

Brenda should be happy. The kids are quiet, the road stretches ahead of her like an airport runway,...

As a result of a tragic accident, a most dangerous virus was released from a secret laboratory of the US Department of Defense. The consequences were catastr...

As a result of a tragic accident, a most dangerous virus was released from a secret laboratory of the US Department of Defense. The consequences were catastr...

Stephen King invites readers into the terrible world of the death row prison block, from where they leave never to return, and opens the door to the final re...

A road hole inexplicably turns into a grave... A human finger suddenly protrudes from the drain hole of the bathtub... An abandoned path leads to a city of g...

All new strange cases of death and magic in the city by some of the biggest names in urban fantasy.In this all-new collection of urban fantasy stories, ed...

Pain, humility and fear became the way of her life, and a single drop of blood was enough to awaken her from sleep. A single drop that led to a series of inc...

It’s a beautiful summer day in a small American town, and everything is going as usual, but... The Creature of Darkness, which has taken possession of an eig...