Watch actress Justine Lupe reprise her on-screen role from Mr. Mercedes as she records the audiobook edition of HOLLY in this behind-the-scenes video with Simon & Schuster Audio!

Pre-order your copy today for delivery on September 5th

https://youtu.be/kjd_17TENkE

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Holly Gibney, one of Stephen King’s most compelling and ingeniously resourceful characters, returns in this thrilling novel to solve the gruesome truth behind multiple disappearances in a midwestern town.

“I could never let Holly Gibney go. She was supposed to be a walk-on character in MR. MERCEDES and she just kind of stole the book and stole my heart. HOLLY is all her.” —STEPHEN KING

Watch Stephen read from Holly on August 3rd at 2pm EST.

https://youtu.be/cEsRSQcy_Q0

It's official! Holly Gibney, one of Stephen’s most compelling and ingeniously resourceful characters, returns in Holly on September 5th, and Justine Lupe -- who portrayed Holly in Mr. Mercedes -- will be the audiobook's narrator!

You can get more information about the novel and pre-order now through Simon & Schuster's website.

On Thursday, February 23^rd, the Audio Publishers Association announced that actor Seth Numrich is an Audie Award Finalist for Best Male Narrator for his performance on Fairy Tale, the most recent bestselling audiobook from Stephen King. The winners will be announced at the awards gala on Tuesday, March 28^th. In the meantime, listen to an excerpt from the audiobook edition below, courtesy of Simon & Schuster Audio. To continue listening, click here to download your copy of Fairy Tale.

Holly Gibney has been a recurring presence in Stephen King's books since he introduced the character in 2014's Mr. Mercedes, and over time she has transformed from a shy recluse to a full-fledged, occasionally tough private detective. Now Gibney is returning in King's new novel Holly to solve the gruesome mystery behind multiple disappearances in a Midwestern town, and EW has an exclusive excerpt.

Read the Excerpt at EW

The only thing better than getting sucked into a good book is sharing that book with others. Handing over a dog-eared paperback to a friend, gushing about shocking plot twists over coffee, sharing a hankie over tear-jerker endings – good stories are made better with sharing.

That’s why USA TODAY launched a Book Club as part of their commitment to help you find the good stuff on crowded shelves and continue the conversation after the final page has been turned.

Join them for a Twitter Spaces conversation on October 27th when host Brian Truitt will be joined by special guests to be announced.

USA TODAY is starting a book club: Why we want to read Stephen King's 'Fairy Tale' with you

Today, Thursday August 11th, 2022 at 1PM Eastern, Stephen will read a chapter from his upcoming novel Fairy Tale on Simon & Schuster's YouTube channel.

Fairy Tale will be out in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook on September 6th, and if you miss the YouTube Premiere, you can watch his reading any time after it airs.

Stephen reads from Fairy Tale

Regarding the recent video made of Stephen by Russian pranksters, "I WAS pranked. Had no idea who this guy Bandera was. So... I'm embarrassed. But it turns out I wasn't alone. Other victims who fell for these guys include J.K. Rowling, Prince Harry, and Justin Trudeau."

Stephen spoke exclusively with Vanity Fair about the strange origins of Firestarter, his complicated experience with the 1984 Drew Barrymore version, and which parts of the new movie he wishes he’d thought of himself.

Head over to Vanity Fair to read the interview

“Finn,” a Scribd exclusive, is set in Ireland and tells the story of a young man, unlucky since birth, who gets caught up in a case of mistaken identity. The darkly funny, unsettling tale takes Finn through existential and psychological crises in a world where bullies and madmen upend the lives of the innocent. “Finn” will be released in audiobook and ebook on May 25th, 2022.

Click here to read more and see the cover at USA Today