The latest news from Marvel is that the first issue of The Dark Tower comics will be on-sale on February 7, 2007.
 
The Dark Tower Sketchbook, featuring character designs, penciled pages, commentary, and a primer on the world of the Dark Tower, will be available free at your local Marvel retailer on December 13, 2006.
 
For more information about the sketchbook, please Click Here

Steve has just allowed us to announce something special regarding our limited edition of THE GREEN MILE. I apologize if this is the wrong place for the info, but I figured if there was a motivated group of readers anywhere who'd want to know, it'd be here.

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Ten years ago, Stephen King introduced the world to the men who walked The Green Mile, to Eduard Delacroix, Arlen Bitterbuck, William Wharton, and the gentle, tragic, John Coffey. Now King invites you to walk The Mile with them.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary edition of The Green Mile from Subterranean Press, everyone who orders the commemorative multi-volume set (any version) direct from Subterranean will find their names included in a special section included at the end of Volume Six -- "Those Who Walked the Green Mile" -- that lists all those who met their end seated in Ol' Sparky.

This is an unprecedented, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime chance to have your name included in a Stephen King book, just one more reason to treasure this masterpiece, newly illustrated by Mark Geyer.

If you've already ordered this special edition, you're already on the list. But there's always room on The Mile for one more set of feet.

So come take a walk with Stephen King, and place your preorder for the Gift Edition. You'll go down in history...and live to tell the tale.

Subterranean Press

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Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King now available in this special 3-disc set wherever DVDs are sold.

All 8 mind-bending episodes with plenty of horrific extras including cast interviews and exclusive featurettes.

This hair-raising miniseries is comprised of 8 mind-bending episodes each featuring an all-star cast and cutting-edge special effects. Each episode is adapted from one of King's short stories and will feature such notable performers as Oscar® nominees William H. Macy, William Hurt, Tom Berenger and other favorites Samantha Mathis, Kim Delaney, Steven Weber, Henry Thomas, Claire Forlani and others. The series premiered in a spectacular 4-week television event on TNT this summer.

By pre-ordering the unabridged audio edition of LISEY’S STORY today, you can listen to the first chapter NOW.

Visit www.audible.com/Lisey to place your order for the downloadable audiobook. You can download the first chapter immediately and the full audiobook just after midnight EDT on October 24. Stream it from your computer or play it on your iPod or other MP3 player.

Stephen will be making appearances at the several venues around the US and UK to promote his new novel, Lisey’s Story.

Click here for more information about this book tour.

Click here for news from Frank Darabont about his upcoming production of The Mist.

Stephen’s new fiction short story “Willa” will be published in the December issue of Playboy, on newsstands November 10th. - Synopsis: "It's a love story set in the middle of nowhere."

Dear Stephen King Fans, Coming October 24th, Lisey's Story is Stephen King's most personal and powerful novel yet.

Enter now for a chance to win an Advance Reader's Copy of Stephen King's new novel, Lisey's Story! - Click Here

And Click Here to learn more about the book and read a hand-written excerpt of Lisey's Story!

And watch these special videos giving you a first look at the jacket art for Lisey’s Story!

Lisey’s Story Art - From Sketch to Final Work

Behind The Cover Of Lisey’s Story (Broadband Only)

Lisey’s Story Artwork by MARK STUTZMAN

The Fall 2006 issue of The Paris Review (www.theparisreview.org), official publication date 9/15/06, contains an interview with Stephen (pages 66-101) including information about the book he's currently working on titled Duma Key. Stephen describes it as being about a guy named Edgar Freemantle who has an accident and loses an arm and has paranormal symptomatology relating to phantom limb sensations.

Click Here to view The Paris Review cover

Copies of this book by Rocky Wood are still available through Cemetery Dance Publications. It includes two previously unpublished works by Stephen: the poem titled “Dino” and a complete chapter from his unpublished novel, Sword in the Darkness.