Here at BookPage we’ve been eager to read Stephen King’s 11/22/63 for a while — and now, less than a month before the book’s publication, word is out about the NEXT King opus to look forward to: a sequel to 1977′s The Shining. Open Culture posted footage from a reading from Dr. Sleep that King did at George Mason University last week. Check out King’s explanation of why he’s “always wondered about that kid Danny Torrance. . . . Where did he go after that horrific experience?” below, and click through for the reading from the book.
King’s website says, “It’s now official–Stephen is working on Dr. Sleep, the sequel to The Shining. . . . Dr. Sleep‘s plot includes a traveling group of vampires called The Tribe which is part of the passage he read from.”
No publication date has yet been announced.
Looking foward to this. My enthusiasm slightly dampened by the guy who I assume is filming and his sycophantic forced laughter and that one bit where he finishes King’s scentence off for him. Stephen King really doesn’t need your help buddy.
Oh boy…I better share this news with my hubby…a RAVING fan of the Shining.
<a href="http://club-stephenking.fr/2462-actualite"<The complete video from the Mason Awards, directly from the organisers
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