http://www.audado.com offers a way to download spoken audio from the Internet. Don't miss CELL: A topical and terrifyingly plausible novel from the hard drive of the King of contemporary horror...

First book review I've ever done. This book is called "Cell". It's a pretty cool book, but the ending leaves a couple things unexplained and there's a plot twist near the middle that I did NOT   more...like.  less

http://www.audado.com offers a way to download spoken audio from the Internet. Don't miss CELL: A topical and terrifyingly plausible novel from the hard drive of the King of contemporary horror...

http://www.audiobook4u.com From the number one bestselling master of suspense comes a surprise new title which is guaranteed to thrill his ever increasing audience, now for the first time on audiobook.
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11-19-07-Stephen King (God's Will)

the Secret Window Trailor

http://www.audado.com offers a way to download spoken audio from the Internet. Audiobooks form the Master of Horror. Don't miss CELL

This fan trailer catches the spirit of the true gunslinger as crafted by Stephen King. The use of Clint Eastwood as the gunslinger is perfect as he carries the whole iconic role with him at all times

SOME CLIPS FROM THE MOVIE 'IT'. WITH PENNYWISE THE CLOWN

http://www.audiobooktitles.com In The Green Mile, Stephen King builds the tension page by page and then delivers a revelation that will truly blow your mind.

i am really sad... :(

This is my favorite part of Cat's Eye. Makes me laugh everytime I see it.

The is a reply to LVbiansynic, who replied to soemochris about what they are currently reading. Well, here is what I'm reading! What are YOU reading?

Stephen Kings Official Website
http://www.stephenking.com/

Robert McCammons Official Website
http://www.robertmccammon.com/

Anne Rices Official Website
http://www.annerice.com/

The mission

Important cyclops eye instructions.

http://vanillaheartbooksandauthors.com - Jin Duyen, who often writes articles for prominent magazines, is assigned to do a story on the origins of Christmas' many traditions. After some research,   more...she traces them back to Selah, a remote town in the Midwest. Jin travels there in hopes of finding something interesting for her article, and finds so much more.

Amy Carson, a private investigator from a nearby town, decides to look into several cases of missing children which have gone unsolved. The authorities have ceased their own searches, so with little else to do during the holiday season, she heads to Selah as well.

Oddly, the residents of Selah aren't caught up in the festivities that the rest of the world is taking part in. Jin and Amy soon discover that Christmas holds a much darker meaning here... one that pitches them into the same terror that had held Selah captive for years.  less

Yeah i had to do this for school so i just figured i'll post it

http://yearlyharvest.tripod.com

Special thanks to the following Youtube and LiveVideo users who were generous enough to allow pieces of their videos to be used in the project.
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The story follows a young journalist named Jin who specializes in researching and exposing the dark origins of popular fairy tales. Many of the cute little fables parents tell their children initially had more sinister meanings than most would like to believe.

It is her morbid curiosity that causes Jin to ponder if there’s a dark side behind the lights and glamour of Christmas. In Yearly Harvest, she decides to examine the notorious holiday, which she considers the biggest fairy tale of them all – hoping to find a spooky story for her upcoming article in a prominent magazine. She traces many of the traditions to the remote town of Selah.

When she arrives on the 21st of December, she’s first notices an odd absence of decorations. Then her curiosity is further peaked when her questions about Christmas are met with either silence, or hostility. Early on, she is nearly attacked in a restaurant for bringing up the holiday. The person who comes to her aide happens to be Private Investigator Amy Carson; Amy is looking into unsolved reports of missing children in the area. Under the suspicion that their goals may be linked somehow, Jin and Amy decide to work together.

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Frank Darabont, the Hollywood screenwriter responsible for such films as The Green Mile, The Shawshank Redemption, and Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, stops by the XM side of the Opie and Anthony Show to   more...promote THE MIST, which he adapted from a Stephen King short story.  less

STAND

John Cusack is an absolutely wonderful actor and he isn't bad to look at for likee... an hour and thirty-four minutes, plus Stephen King is one of my favorite writers so i think this movie should be rather   more...wonderful and completely and totally worth the $7 i will spend to watch it in an over crowded movie theater... (:

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Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack get spooky in their latest thriller, Stephen King adaptation, "1408."

On Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper