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Stephen King by hi joiney
Early life br King was born in Portland Maine the son of Nellie Ruth ne Pillsbury and Donald Edwin King When King was two years old his father who was a merchant seaman left the family under the pretense of going to buy a pack of cigarettes leaving his mother to raise King and his adopted older brother David by herself sometimes under great financial strain The family moved to De Pere Wisconsin Fort Wayne Indiana and Stratford Connecticut When King was eleven years old the family returned to Durham Maine where Ruth King cared for her parents until their deaths She then became a caretaker in a local residential facility for the mentally challenged br As a child King apparently witnessed one of his friends being struck and killed by a train though he has no memory of the event His family told him that after leaving home to play with the boy King returned speechless and seemingly in shock Only later did the family learn of the friend s death Some commentators have suggested that this event may have psychologically inspired some of King s darker works but King himself has dismissed the idea br King s primary inspiration for writing horror fiction was related in detail in his 1981 non fiction Danse Macabre in a chapter titled An Annoying Autobiographical Pause King makes a comparison of his uncle successfully dowsing for water using the bough of an apple branch with the sudden realization of what he wanted to do for a living While browsing through an attic with his elder brother King uncovered a paperback version of an H P Lovecraft collection of short stories that had belonged to his father The cover artn illustration of a monster hiding within the recesses of a hell like cavern beneath a tombstoneas he writes br The moment of my life when the dowsing rod suddenly went down hard as far as I was concerned I was on my way br Education and early creativity br King attended Durham Elementary School and graduated from Lisbon Falls High School in Lisbon Falls Maine He displayed an early interest in horror as an avid reader of EC s horror comics including Tales from the Crypt he later paid tribute to the comics in his screenplay for Creepshow He began writing for fun while still in school contributing articles to Dave s Rag the newspaper that his brother published with a mimeograph machine and later began selling stories to his friends which were based on movies he had seen though when discovered by his teachers he was forced to return the profits The first of his stories to be independently published was I Was a Teenage Grave Robber serialized over three published and one unpublished issue of a fanzine Comics Review in 1965 That story was published the following year in a revised form as In a Half World of Terror in another fanzine Stories of Suspense edited by Marv Wolfman br From 1966 King studied English at the University of Maine where he graduated in 1970 with a Bachelor of Science in English He wrote a column for the student newspaper The Maine Campus titled Steve King s Garbage Truck took part in a writing workshop organized by Burton Hatlen and took odd jobs to pay for his studies including one at an industrial laundry He sold his first professional short story The Glass Floor to Startling Mystery Stories in 1967 The Fogler Library at UMaine now holds many of King s papers br In 1970 Naomi Rachel his first daughter was born br After leaving the university King gained a certificate to teach high school but being unable to find a teaching post immediately initially supplemented his laboring wage by selling short stories to men s magazines such as Cavalier Many of these early stories have been published in the collection Night Shift In 1971 King married Tabitha Spruce a fellow student at the University of Maine whom he had met at the University s Fogler Library after one of Professor Hatlen s workshops That fall King was hired as a teacher at Hampden Academy in Hampden Maine He continued to contribute short stories to magazines and worked on ideas for novels It was during this time that King developed a drinking problem which stayed with him for more than a decade br In 1972 Joseph Hillstrom his second child was born br Success with Carrie br On Mother s Day 1973 King s novel Carrie was accepted by publishing house Doubleday King has written how he became so discouraged when trying to develop the idea of a girl with psychic powers into a novel that he threw an early draft in the trash because he thought it was childish but his wife Tabitha rescued it and encouraged him to finish it He received a 2 500 advance not large for a novel even at that time but the paperback rights eventually earned 400 000 with half going to the publisher King and his family relocated to southern Maine because of his mother s failing health At this time he began writing a book titled Second Coming later titled Jerusalem s Lot before finally changing the title to Salem s Lot published 1975 Soon after the release of Carrie in 1974 his mother died of uterine cancer His Aunt Emrine read the novel to her before she died King has written of his severe drinking problem at this time stating that he was drunk delivering the eulogy at his mother s funeral br After his mother s death King and his family had moved to Boulder Colorado where King wrote The Shining published 1977 The family returned to western Maine in 1975 where King completed his fourth novel The Stand published 1978 In 1977 the family with the addition of Owen Phillips his third and last child was born traveled briefly to England returning to Maine that fall where King began teaching creative writing at the University of Maine King has kept his primary residence in Maine ever since br The Dark Tower books br Main article The Dark Tower series br In the late 1970s King began a series of interconnected stories about a lone gunslinger Roland who pursues the Man in Black in an alternate reality universe that is a cross between J R R Tolkien s Middle earth and the American wild west as depicted by Clint Eastwood and Sergio Leone in their spaghetti westerns They were first published in five installments by The Magazine of Fantasy amp Science Fiction under the editorship of Edward L Ferman beginning in 1977 and the last in 1981 It would be continued as a large 7 book epic called The Dark Tower which would be written and published infrequently over four decades from the 1970s to the 2000s br In 1982 the fantasy small press Donald M Grant known for publishing the entire canon of Robert E Howard printed these stories for the first time together in hardcover form with color and black and white illustrations by then up and coming fantasy artist Michael Whelan as The Dark Tower The Gunslinger Each chapter was named for the story previously published in magazine form King dedicated the hardcover edition to his editor at F amp SF Ed Ferman who took a chance on these stories The original print run was only 10 000 copies which was by this time a comparatively low run for a first printing of a King novel in hardcover His 1980 novel Firestarter had an initial print run in trade hardcover at 100 000 copies and his 1983 novel Christine had a trade hardcover print run of 250 000 copies both by the much larger publisher Viking The Gunslinger s initial release was not highly publicized and only specialty science fiction and related bookstores carried it on their shelves The book was generally not available in the larger chain stores except by special order Rumors spread among avid fans that there was a King book out that few readers knew about let alone had actually read When the initial 10 000 copies sold out Grant printed another 10 000 copies in 1984 but these runs were still far short of the growing demand among fans for this book The Dark Tower The Gunslinger was the beginning of his magnum opus fantasy epic Both the first and second printings of The Gunslinger garner premium prices on the collectible book market notably among avid readers and collectors of Stephen King horror literature fantasy literature and even American western literature And it is also desirable among avid fans of the artwork of Michael Whelan br In 1987 King released the second installment The Dark Tower II The Drawing of the Three in which Roland draws three people from 20th century United States into his world through magical doors Grant published The Drawing of the Three with illustrations by Phil Hale in a slightly larger run of 30 000 copies which was still well below King s typical initial hardcover print run of a new book It published in 1986 had an initial print run of 1 000 000 copies King s largest to date King had believed that the Dark Tower books would only be of interest to a select group of his fans and he had resisted releasing it on a larger scale Finally in the late 1980s bowing to pressure from his publishers and fans who were hungry for the books at this point fewer than 50 000 of his millions of readers would have been able to own any of the Dark Tower books King agreed to release The Gunslinger and all subsequent Dark Tower books in trade paperback and mass market formats The series reached seven books with the final installment called The Dark Tower VII The Dark Tower in 2004 br In the early 2000s King revised the original book The Gunslinger because he felt the voice and imagery of the original stories of the late 1970s did not seem to fit the voice of the final installment of 2004 King felt the style of the work had markedly changed during the intervening 27 years The revised version was published in 2003 by his former hardcover publisher Viking Grant published its hardcover limited edition of the revised version of The Gunslinger along with a prequel story set in the Dark Tower world called The Little Sisters of Eluria from King s short story collection Everything s Eventual in 2009 br On November 10 2009 King announced he was writing a new Dark Tower novel titled The Wind Through the Keyhole King stated it will take place between the fourth and fifth installments br Adaptations br In October 2005 King signed a deal with Marvel Comics to publish a seven issue miniseries spin off of The Dark Tower series called The Gunslinger Born The series which focuses on a young Roland Deschain is plotted by Robin Furth with dialogue by Peter David and illustrated by Eisner Award winning artist Jae Lee The first issue was published on February 7 2007 and King David Lee and Marvel Editor in Chief Joe Quesada appeared at a midnight signing at a Times Square New York comic book store to promote it The work had sold over 200 000 copies by March 2007 br Although The Hollywood Reporter announced in February 2007 that plans were underway for Lost co creator J J Abrams to do an adaptation of King s epic Dark Tower series Abrams stated in a November 2009 interview with MTV that he would not be adapting the series br Richard Bachman br Main article Richard Bachman br In the late 1970s early 1980s King published a handful of short novelsage 1977 The Long Walk 1979 Roadwork 1981 The Running Man 1982 and Thinner 1984 nder the pseudonym Richard Bachman The idea behind this was largely an experiment to measure for himself whether or not he could replicate his own success again and allay at least part of the notion inside his own head that popularity might all be just an accident of fate An alternate or additional explanation was because of publishing standards at the time allowing only a single book a year br Richard Bachman was exposed as being King s pseudonym after a persistent Washington D C bookstore clerk Steve Brown noticed similarities between the two s works and later located publisher s records at the Library of Congress naming King as the author of one of Bachman s novels This led to a press release heralding Bachman s death supposedly from cancer of the pseudonym King dedicated his 1989 book The Dark Half about a pseudonym turning on a writer to the deceased Richard Bachman and in 1996 when the Stephen King novel Desperation was released the companion novel The Regulators carried the Bachman byline br In 2006 during a press conference in London King declared that he had discovered another Bachman novel titled Blaze It was published on June 12 2007 In fact the manuscript had been held at King s alma mater the University of Maine in Orono for many years and had been covered by numerous King experts King completely rewrote the 1973 manuscript for its publication br Confronting addiction br Shortly after The Tommyknockers publication in 1987 King s family and friends staged an intervention dumping evidence of his addiction taken from the trash including beer cans cigarette butts grams of cocaine Xanax Valium NyQuil dextromethorphan cough medicine and marijuana on the rug in front of him As King related in his memoir he then sought help and quit all forms of drugs and alcohol in the late 1980s and has remained sober since br Car accident and thoughts of retirement br In the summer of 1999 King had finished the memoir section of On Writing A Memoir of the Craft but had abandoned the book for nearly eighteen months unsure of how or whether to proceed br On June 19 at about 4 30 p m he was reading a book and walking on the shoulder of Route 5 in Lovell Maine Driver Bryan Smith distracted by an unrestrained dog moving in the back of his minivan struck King who landed in a depression in the ground about 14 feet
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