Controversies

In a piece for The Boston Globe, author Stephen King notes his opposition to the Red Sox adding more protective netting at Fenway. And quite frankly, we agree.

Stephen King on Nancy Grace I’m sure Ron Williamson, of Ada, Okla., would have been Nancy Grace’s dream case if she’d been on TV at the time of his arrest and subsequent trial for the murder of Debra Sue Carter; I mean, we’re talking years of prime-time steak and chops, all culminating with Williamson being sentenced to death by lethal injection. The only problem is that Ron Williamson didn’t do the crime. You can read all about it in John Grisham’s extraordinary new nonfiction account of the case, The Innocent Man.

King's new interview with The Daily Beast covers 9/11, #OscarsSoWhite, the GOP and more

The iconic author dubs Stephenie Meyer's series as "tweenager porn" and implies that Suzanne Collins' trilogy is derivative.

Venerable horror novelist Stephen King didnâ??t invent Donald Trump, but he saw him coming a long time ago.King fans everywhere have noted the similarities between Trump and the populist villain of the writerâ??s 1979 novel The Dead Zone, a congressional candidate named Greg Stillson.

So, it doesn't look like Stephen King is voting for The Donald. The iconic horror novel writer, w...

Fans of Stephen King‘s Dark Tower series have been waiting a very long time for the books to finally make their way to the television or movie...

Stephen King alluded to the Dylan Farrow-Woody Allen accusations in a tweet last night. It didn't go over well for him, even after he apologized.

Famed horror author Stephen King is demanding the Republican governor of Maine "man up and apologize."

The author has apologized for a tweet he sent out on Monday about the Dylan Farrow situation that kicked up quite the backlash.Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article338364/Stephen-King-apologizes-for-controversial-Dylan-Farrow-tweet.html#storylink=cpy