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The University of Maine has announced they will host the launch of Stephen’s book,  Hearts in Suspension, on November 7 at the Collins Center for the Arts (Orono). Tickets are free and will be available first to members of the University of Maine community on Oct. 12-14, and to the general public (2 tickets per person) beginning October 17, 2016.

Click here for the press release and full details

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Hearts in Suspension is a primarily non-fiction book containing essays by King and twelve fellow students and friends about their experiences as students at the University of Maine. Also included are four installments of King’s student newspaper column, “King’s Garbage Truck,” and the novella “Hearts in Atlantis.”

More information about the book and how to order is available here

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The Library of Congress has posted an update regarding how to acquire tickets for Bookfest 2016. Free tickets will become available on September 14th 2016 at 9am EDT. See the link below for all the details.

http://loc.gov/bookfest/

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For those of you who haven't seen it,  Tom Taylor (Jake Chambers) has posted a Dark Tower message on his Twitter account. If you don't have a Twitter account, you can go online to view it at https://twitter.com/tomtaylor1607/status/766620773654130688

For those of you who haven't seen it,  Matthew McConaughey has posted a Dark Tower message on his Twitter account. If you don't have a Twitter account, you can go online to view it at this link.

‘The Dark Tower’ rises! Your exclusive first look at Matthew McConaughey and Idris Elba in the EPIC Stephen King film adaptation is available in EW’s Comic-Con issue (on stands Friday 7/15) and includes an interview with Stephen, director Nikolaj Arcel who will discuss what's in and what's not in from the books, as well as interviews with Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey, and photos from the set.

Read more about it here

Information regarding how to obtain tickets for Stephen’s appearance at the National Book Festival on September 24th is now available in the press release issued by the Library of Congress.

Read the press release here