Under the Dome

...proportions. Spielberg and King will partner to produce a "limited series" for DreamWorks TV, adapted from the author's just-released "Under the Dome," Variety reports. This isn't their first partnership, however. Spielberg has held the...

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...Spielberg and writer Stephen King have teamed up to develop a limited series based on King's just-released supernatural thriller 'Under the Dome'. DreamWorks TV optioned the book and is looking to set it up as an event series, likely for...

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...New York Review of Books. He also has a piece in the horror mag Fangoria and a poem in the current issue of Playboy. Anything else? "Under the Dome," his 51st novel, all 1,072 pages, drops this month. He just finished a five-part graphic...

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A small town turns ugly in King's new Under the Dome By Malene Arpe Pop Culture Reporter Novelist Stephen King's latest novel Under the Dome is about the lightning-swift disintegration of civilization that occurs when a small town is...

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...King's latest is darkly humorous, but did 'The Simpsons' beat him to the punchline? Stephen King's publishers claim that Under the Dome took 25 years to write. As he explains, he hasn't spent the past two and a half decades working on...

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...novel that comes thumping in at more than 1,000 pages. In an author's note, King says he started "Under the Dome" in 1976 but then "crept away from it with my tail between my legs. . . . I was terrified of screwing it up." Fortunately, he found...

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...of a flu-like virus in the quiet of an island off Italy. The question is, will I, in years to come, remember so vividly reading Under the Dome? In heft and length, King's latest house-brick can confidently stand in the company of It...

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...Maine. By Carol Memmott, USA TODAY When the dome comes down on Chester's Mill, Maine, in Stephen King's propulsively intriguing Under the Dome, we are slammed up against the wall of one of his mightiest epics. On a sunny autumn day, a...

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Stephen King scores with epic 'Under the Dome' BY TED ANTHONY Associated Press By now with Stephen King, it's easy to think this is all kind of ridiculous. An invisible dome descending upon a small town in Maine? People trapped inside,...

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What better way for King to confront this considerable obstacle than drafting an epic firmly rooted in an anxious, post-9/11 landscape? "Under the Dome" is the best-selling author's most substantial tome since 1990's revised, uncut...

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