Author Stephen King returns with chilling new book "Holly"

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Holly by Stephen King is a horrifying journey into the dark side of humanity. Rodney and Emily Harris are possibly the scariest characters to come from the mind of Stephen King. I thought Annie Wilkes was cuckoo crazy. The Harrises take it to the next level. Chilling and downright scary. Can't wait for the next Holly gibney novel.

You have so many of those... and Peter Straub..stories and books you cannot put down. Thanks

I remember the original children of the corn. I see you have re done that...it scared me cos it was werd seeing children in some nutty religiouse cult lol

Sorry bout typing keyboard slow and small.

He does not look anything like Ranx.

Holly is my favorite King character and I have been reading since 5th grade…Skeleton Key.. that was 36yrs ago

Didn't The Stand pretty much predict COVID?

A genius. What a legend!

Don’t make the mistake of buying the Stephen R. King books…not even a glimmer of a comparison, the real king is well, the real king.

Just read Holly. Good book!

my mom is a 90’s fan ….. i started seeing some of his movies when i was 9 years old dont remember some but Pet Cemetery,IT,Kujo And Carrie had me loss for words lol im actually scared to read most books i have a few that seem to be the small not so mind bending books im playing it safe !!! 😅

If you want to read political crap instead of escaping into a good novel read Holly

“I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries” Stephen King said

“I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries” Stephen King said

I have always been a fan of his since I was in high school and my mother thought there was something wrong with me.. The book was The Tommyknockers. I was soo engrossed in the book I was actually seeing the scenes out like I was right there. That's the best part of the books that is the best part, the books get you so deep in the storyline that it's actually worth reading

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I know it’s not one of his more popular books, but “The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon” could be my favorite King novel.
Something about stories that COULD happen (like his Cujo, Misey) make them the scarier ones.

Stephen king- a man that learned to drink, standing'' after a#

Boring, verbose books with stupid endings.

keep up that writting stephen, enjoy the decked halls with bows breaking.

I like your video.

RAGE

I love the man.

Please don’t die.

P.S. Stephen King “Keep on rocking in the free world”. I hope u keep spitting out gems until you’re 99 years ol

The lamp
Guy kills a guy who always has the lamp on and the glare only ruins the movies on the tv from his perspective, and the glare might be f-ing with his eye..

Love him❤

I have no idea if Stephen King will ever see this comment, but just in case... I keep watching all the interviews you do, and towards the end, people usually have time to ask you a question. Here's mine. Would you ever consider writing a novel or short story about Al and all the crazy stuff he did when he discovered the rabbit hole? I just find 11-22-63 so damn fascinating and incredible. I was just curious if we'd ever get any more stories about that. I'm 38 years old and basically grew up in a house full of dysfunction. Not much reading went on. It was more survival at most times. That honestly delayed me in anything related to school, learning, etc. My point is, now, as an adult, I'm sorta on this adventure of backtracking all the things I missed out on. I've learned so much about world history, and I've read so many books. I keep a list in my journal each time I learn a new word or finish a book. I started with The Hobbit, then went on to eventually finish The Lord of the Rings. I read all seven Harry Potter novels. Every time I'd go to the book store or library, I'd see Stephen King books and be so curious about what lied within the pages but my self esteem was poor, I didn't think I was smart enough to get through them. Boy, i really cheated myself out of earlier experiences. I have read and enjoyed Pet Cemetary, 11-22-63, It, and I'm currently starting Mr. Mercedes. Thank you for your hard work. My life is truly better knowing these characters from your stories. Lonesome Dove is my next big challenge. 😊

Where's the full interview tho?

Can't wait to read

Great interview... i cant wait for holly.. only king could pull off a serial killing elderly couple and holly is o n e of my favorite frocking characters .. ive read all 5 books in t he mr mercedes series and god was it twisted .. with one of his more original antagonists. ... i mean theyre all original but i guess hes brought in zrandall flag and his devilish antics in his stories lne too many times for me personally and I ve bren reading king for over 30 years at this point and im just barely 40 so... almost my entire life... my fifst book of his i read was cujo and i kept it.. gave it to my p ldest son when h e thrned 12 at which point my ex freaked out on me for feeding him nightmare fuel... but cujo isnt IT or t he shining.. but maybe the institute wouldve been more up his alley.. who knows but i went from cujo to desperation.. and i turned out just fine.... or did i? Buahahahahahahahaha

If I ever meet him I'm going to say Maximum Overdrive is his greatest work

He is able to write all these books and whatever comes to his brain he puts it down in the book and it has worked for many years.

Stopped following King now that he’s one of those liberals that thinks boys can be girls

I want to be a writer when I grow up I like to write scary story’s

Who doesn't love horror Santa? (rhetorical)

Wow king has a nice house, but is that really practical for all the refugees he's housing? Also I see a lot of things that aren't good for the environment. He's adamant about radical leftism, so I'm a bit surprised

I like how his books of late have been about fighting aging. I hate thinking of a world without King in it. 😢

I miss his Richard Bachman days. Bachman was a f**** lunatic.

I am a huge fan of Stephen King!

Love him; keeps getting better with age, like fine wine. 😊😊🤓🤓🧡💛🧡

I love King's writing and have been reading him for 30 years now. I don't need to agree with his politics, but if he's going to go there in a novel, he needs to spend more time figuring out why people disagree with him, if only because there's no other way to create realistic characters. It's like he imagines that everybody who disagrees with him is a hopeless imbecile or a comic book villain. Two dimensional characters are just the hallmark of bad writing, and King isn't a bad writer, so it's frustrating and disappointing. If he really is this clueless about the views of the other side of the political aisle, then he needs to just leave politics out of his books entirely. It just takes you out of the book and ruins it.

Stephen King is a legendary writer.

I would classify this as a detective book. He is not a detective writer

He is at best a horror writer. this is not horror

Steven King is the best ever. Have all his books and movies.

Stephen King's stories were what my grandfather and I would watch when he was alive. Misery brings back so many winter memories. Hearts of Atlantis was grandpa's favorite. The Shining was another one that grandpa and I watched.

As it applies to others, I've read my fair share of Stephen King's books, but leave fond memories of those that I enjoyed, well enough alone :-)

Happy Birthday Mr. King, I hope you have MANY MANY more!!
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Wow, he's starting to look like Samuel Beckett. Slightly different word count though.