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Stephen king
The sheer number of adaptations of King’s work can be intimidating
The thrill is gone for lovers of fiction. Joseph Bottum on the strange death of the novel
Liberals as a whole still tend to believe that people (and the art they make) deserve to be judged individually and on their own merits
Oh no, not Pennywise, I used to like him…
Does a 22-year-old film point to the director’s alleged perversions?
Stephen King, 69, has sold more than 350 million books, and tries not to apologise for being working-class, or imaginative, or rich. The snobbery has ebbed a little, though; in 2003 he won the National Book Foundation’s Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and now the BFI is screening a series of adaptations of … Read more
