The trailer for IT is now available.

Watch the trailer on YouTube

UPDATE: The trailer for IT broke the world-record for views within the first 24 hours of release. The trailer was viewed a staggering 190 million plus times. 

Can't wait until September? You can read an excerpt and see the US cover from  Sleeping Beauties  now offered exclusively by Entertainment Weekly.

Click here to go to EW's site.

Pilgrim, there are other worlds than these. Come with us on the adventure. #DarkTowerMovie pic.twitter.com/0h0UnMq39i

— Stephen King (@StephenKing) March 19, 2017

Stephen King will once again pair up with 11.22.63 star and Academy Award nominee James Franco, this time for the audiobook edition of THE DEAD ZONE, available for the first time ever as an audiobook on April 25th.

Read more about the audiobook in  Entertainment Weekly’s article  and  pre-order your copy today

Scribner and Hodder & Stoughton have announced that the official publication date for  SLEEPING BEAUTIES, co-written by Stephen and Owen King, has been set as September 26, 2017.

Cemetery Dance Publications is extremely pleased to announce the World's First Edition of Gwendy's Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar, a brand new and original Castle Rock novella to be published on May 30, 2017!

This beautiful hardcover edition marks the first-ever collaboration by these two long-time friends and award-winning authors, and this tale also features King’s long-awaited return to one of his most famous towns.

More information is available at the following links:

Cemetery Dance

Entertainment Weekly

Read Bev Vincent's interview with Stephen and Rich Chizmar about the project.

Share your love for The Dark Tower! Enter your fan art using #DarkTowerMovie #DTFanArtContest on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for a chance to win!

Official Rules  (PDF)

Stephen King and friends gather at the Collins Center for the Arts in November to launch Hearts in Suspension, a book that describes their experiences at the University of Maine during the Vietnam War era. King reads from his essay and 10 of the book's 13 authors talk about coming of age as activists in Orono during a time of war, protests, assassinations and the civil rights movement.

Stephen King and friends gather at the Collins Center for the Arts in November to launch Hearts in Suspension, a book that describes their experiences at the University of Maine during the Vietnam War era. King reads from his essay and 10 of the book's 13 authors talk about coming of age as activists in Orono during a time of war, protests, assassinations and the civil rights movement.