New book news! (Finally)

[raggedyman79]

According to Lilja's Library, SK said during an appearance in Iowa that he had written the first draft of a new book and it was scaring him to death. Apparently it's separate from SLEEPING BEAUTIES, the book he's working on with Owen. Can any of the mods shed some light on this?

 

[GNTLGNT]

According to Lilja's Library, SK said during an appearance in Iowa that he had written the first draft of a new book and it was scaring him to death. Apparently it's separate from SLEEPING BEAUTIES, the book he's working on with Owen. Can any of the mods shed some light on this?

...he has mentioned this during a couple of his stops, but nothing will be detailed until it's time....

 

[Moderator]

We'll post information about it when we have more information that we can pass along but for now, there's not anything more I am at liberty to say.

 

[Spideyman]

We'll post information about it when we have more information that we can pass along but for now, there's not anything more I am at liberty to say.

SKMB-- teaches the very best lessons in patience!!

 

[Haunted]

Geeminee, if the new book is scaring Mr. King to death are his constant readers safe reading it??? BOYOBOYOBOY!!

 

[carrie's younger brother]

According to Lilja's Library, SK said during an appearance in Iowa that he had written the first draft of a new book and it was scaring him to death. Apparently it's separate from SLEEPING BEAUTIES, the book he's working on with Owen. Can any of the mods shed some light on this?

Oh, so it's about an America where Trump is president! Pretty scary stuff!

 

[AchtungBaby]

Can't wait!!!

 

[AchtungBaby]

Oh, so it's about an America where Trump is president! Pretty scary stuff!

I was going to ask if he is doing a Trump biography, but I like your joke more.

 

[GNTLGNT]

We'll post information about it when we have more information that we can pass along but for now, there's not anything more I am at liberty to say.

....which is why I have kept my yap shut........hmmmmmmm, sounds like grounds for the "Stephen King Kitchen Free For All" to me....

 

[prufrock21]

If it scares the master himself, it must be something creepy. Can't wait.

 

[Tery]

Pet Semetary scared him, too.

 

[doowopgirl]

Geeminee, if the new book is scaring Mr. King to death are his constant readers safe reading it??? BOYOBOYOBOY!!

I'm willing to take my chances.

 

[Haunted]

I'm willing to take my chances.

PERZACKTLY....BOYOBOYOBOY!!!!!

 

[Haunted]

Pet Semetary scared him, too.

and Rightly so!! That was a real creeper!

 

[ThatEndDown]

I must have this book that is scaring SK to death, and I must have it now! I will make sacrifices to whichever Great Old Ones I must in order to have this book immediately!

 

[carrie's younger brother]

If this book is scaring SK to death, I really hope it doesn't have...

Spoiler

giant ants and giant spiders in it.

That would just put me over the edge.

 

[Towerbent BreakSlinger]

Pet Semetary scared him, too.

Um', can I get a HELL yeah? Can I get an amen? First off the absolute worst fear of them all. Any parent worth calling one was scared. I am sad to say that this is one of the few Stephen king books I read after I saw the movie, and both, a long time after they came out, ( actually I walked in to the scene in the attic when I was a young teen and it creeped me out so bad I skipped it- especially after realizing the old lady had a disease that is real and could cause those effects, )so I was already a father by the time I watched the movie- with a precocious toddler who would go from lying on her belly sucking several fingers at once looking incapable of any movement above a crawl, which usually was all she chose to do, it was easier and more fun. But once in a while, quick as anything she'd jump up and toddle-run faster than you could believe at something,or just away. When the first scene with the truck happened, and he saved the kid, I was pale and heart pounding- I almost threw up. I knew then that he'd hit on a worse fear for me than any supernatural thing, for me because it was all too real, entirely possible.

 

[Towerbent BreakSlinger]

Um', can I get a HELL yeah? Can I get an amen? First off the absolute worst fear of them all. Any parent worth calling one was scared. I am sad to say that this is one of the few Stephen king books I read after I saw the movie, and both, a long time after they came out, ( actually I walked in to the scene in the attic when I was a young teen and it creeped me out so bad I skipped it- especially after realizing the old lady had a disease that is real and could cause those effects, )so I was already a father by the time I watched the movie- with a precocious toddler who would go from lying on her belly sucking several fingers at once looking incapable of any movement above a crawl, which usually was all she chose to do, it was easier and more fun. But once in a while, quick as anything she'd jump up and toddle-run faster than you could believe at something,or just away. When the first scene with the truck happened, and he saved the kid, I was pale and heart pounding- I almost threw up. I knew then that he'd hit on a worse fear for me than any supernatural thing, for me because it was all too real, entirely possible.

And for the record scarier than any ghost or demon I ever ran into, and there's been more than you'd probably think

 

[Haunted]

Pet Semetary scared him, too.

Rightly so!

 

[BrokenolMarine]

As a parent of young children, I didn't care for pet cemetery as it hit way too close too home. I tried to watch the the movie on video, but when the casket fell, I turned off the tv and never finished the film until all the kids had grown to high school age.