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Listen to an excerpt from DOCTOR SLEEP, the much anticipated sequel to The Shining, by Stephen King and read by Will Patton; with an author's note by Stephen King.

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DOCTOR SLEEP Audiobook Excerpt - Author's Note read by Stephen King

Extrait du livre audio de DOCTEUR SLEEP (de Stephen King), lu par Julien Chatelet.
Publication le 15 janvier 2014 chez Audiolib
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Actor David Morse talks about narrating REVIVAL by Stephen King.

David Morse on narrating REVIVAL by Stephen King

It's Christmastime, so this week we're doing an episode about noted horror novelist Stephen King. This guy does it all: writes books, has movies made based on his books, produces miniseries based on the same books successful movies have already been based on, and predicts the future in the books written by his pseudonym.

Also, Tom gets a weird contraption for his back and we solve a problem from a listener who expects us to figure out his whole life for him.

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Listen to the Introduction to THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS By Stephen King, read by the author.

THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS Audiobook Excerpt - Introduction read by Stephen King

An audio extract from the long awaited sequel to the international bestselling phenomenon, Freakonomics, now available as an unabridged, downloadable audiobook read by Stephen J. Dubner himself. 

Steven Levitt, the original rogue economist, and Stephen Dubner have been working hard, uncovering the hidden side of even more controversial subjects, from charity to terrorism and prostitution. And with their inimitable style and wit, they will take us on another even more gripping journey of discovery. 

Superfreakonomics will once again transform the way we look at the world.

Stephen J. Dubner: Superfreakonomics (Audio Book Extract)

from Night Shift by Stephen King Read by John Glover also from November 1975 issue of Cavalier

"Strawberry Spring" - Stephen King (pt. 4)

Read by John Glover "The Mangler" is a short story by Stephen King, first published in the December 1972 issue of Cavalier magazine, and later collected in King's 1978 collection Night Shift.

"The Mangler" - Stephen King (pt.5)

"The Mangler" - Stephen King (pt.1)

read by John Glover "The Ledge" is a short story by Stephen King, first published in the July 1976 issue of Penthouse, and later collected in King's 1978 collection Night Shift.

"The Ledge" - Stephen King  (pt. 2)

"The Ledge" - Stephen King  (pt. 1)

This is a remix I'm working on using sounds from IT and compiling it into a Dubstep Track. Sounds a ton like figure to me. haha

Pennywyze the Dancing Clown [STEPHEN KING'S "IT" DUBSTEP REMIX - WORK IN PROGRESS]

Black House unabridged audiobook excerpt by Stephen King and Peter Straub, narrated by Frank Muller

Black House Audio Clip by Stephen King and Peter Straub

Listen to THE TALISMAN, by Stephen King and Peter Straub, narrated by Frank Muller

THE TALISMAN Audiobook Excerpt

The 10 individual segments from a Time.com interview during the release of Under The Dome, edited into one convenient half-hour listen. Gilbert Cruz asks Stephen King about the creation of his 10 longest books: 
The Stand: 1,153 pages
It: 1,138 pages
Under the Dome: 1,072 pages
Insomnia: 787 pages
Desperation: 690 pages
Needful Things: 690 pages
Dreamcatcher: 620 pages
Duma Key: 607 pages
The Tommyknockers: 558 pages
Bag of Bones: 529 pages. 

However, for listening continuity, I ordered them by release date instead of length. 

Read more: http://entertainment.time.com/2009/11/09/stephen-king-on-his-10-longest-novels/#ixzz2DXsPlQ6W

I have done this as a fan. I intended to infringe on no copyright and suggest listeners follow the link provided to read the other cool stuff related to this excellent interview on Time.com. The only reason I did this is to increase access to the interview to people who couldn't handle downloading the 10 separate parts. It was a hassle, and this is awesome.


Stephen King Talks His 10 Longest Novels, The Stand to Under The Dome

The most relentless, deeply disturbing thriller writer since Jeffery Deaver and Gillian Flynn.

For years, best friends Sarah and Jennifer kept what they called the “Never List”:  a list of actions to be avoided, for safety’s sake, at all costs.  But one night, against their best instincts, they accept a cab ride with grave, everlasting consequences. For the next three years, they are held captive with two other girls in a dungeon-like cellar by a connoisseur of sadism.

Ten years later, at thirty-one, Sarah is still struggling to resume a normal life, living as a virtual recluse under a new name, unable to come to grips with the fact that Jennifer didn’t make it out of that cellar. Now, her abductor is up for parole and Sarah can no longer ignore the twisted letters he sends from jail. 

Finally, Sarah decides to confront her phobias and the other survivors—who hold their own deep grudges against her. When she goes on a cross-country chase that takes her into the perverse world of BDSM, secret cults, and the arcane study of torture, she begins unraveling a mystery more horrifying than even she could have imagined.

Koethi Zan’s debut is a must for fans of Karin Slaughter, Laura Lippman, and S.J. Watson.


The Never List by Koethi Zan, read by Kristen Sieh

At an exclusive school somewhere outside of Arlington, Virginia, students are not taught history, geography, or mathematics - at least not in the usual ways. Instead, they are taught to persuade. Here the art of coercion has been raised to a science. Students harness the hidden power of language to manipulate the mind and learn to break down individuals by psychographic markers in order to take control of their thoughts. The very best will graduate as poets: adept wielders of language who belong to a nameless organization that is as influential as it is secretive.

Whip-smart orphan Emily Ruff is making a living running a three-card Monte game on the streets of San Francisco when she attracts the attention of the organizations recruiters. She is flown across the country for the schools strange and rigorous entrance exams, where, once admitted, she will be taught the fundamentals of persuasion by Brontë, Eliot, and Lowell who have adopted the names of famous poets to conceal their true identities. For in the organization, nothing is more dangerous than revealing who you are: Poets must never expose their feelings lest they be manipulated. Emily becomes the schools most talented prodigy until she makes a catastrophic mistake: She falls in love.

Meanwhile, a seemingly innocent man named Wil Jamieson is brutally ambushed by two strange men in an airport bathroom. Although he has no recollection of anything they claim he's done, it turns out Wil is the key to a secret war between rival factions of poets and is quickly caught in their increasingly deadly crossfire. Pursued relentlessly by people with powers he can barely comprehend and protected by the very man who first attacked him, Wil discovers that everything he thought he knew about his past was fiction. In order to survive, he must journey to the toxically decimated town of Broken Hill, Australia, to discover who he is and why an entire town was blown off the map.

As the two narratives converge, the shocking work of the poets is fully revealed, the body count rises, and the world crashes toward a Tower of Babel event which would leave all language meaningless. Max Barry's most spellbinding and ambitious novel yet, Lexicon is a brilliant thriller that explores language, power, identity, and our capacity to love whatever the cost.

Lexicon by Max Barry, read by Heather Corrigan and Zach Appelman

Imagine The Sopranos transplanted to the French countryside….
 
This thrillingly comic, internationally bestselling Mafia farce is the inspiration for the major motion picture The Family starring Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Tommy Lee Jones, and produced by Martin Scorsese.

The Blakes are newcomers to a small town in Normandy. Fred is a historian researching the Allied landings, Maggie enjoys charity work, and their kids are looking forward to meeting other teenagers at the local lycée. Or so it seems.

In fact, Fred is really Giovanni Manzoni, an ex-goodfella turned stool pigeon who’s been relocated from New Jersey to France by the FBI’s witness protection program. He’s got a two-million-dollar bounty on his head, but he and his family can’t help attracting attention (imagine the Sopranos in Normandy). And when imprisoned mobster Don Mimino gets wind of their location, it’s Mafia mayhem à la Josh Bazell’s Beat the Reaper, or like The Godfather as if written by Carl Hiaasen. Because while you can take the man out of the Mafia, you can’t take the Mafia out of the man.

Available for purchase at:
<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Malavita-A-Novel/dp/B00DJD8FY8/ref=tmm_aud_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1372187167&sr=8-1">Amazon - Audiobook (downloadable format)</a>
<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/audiobook/malavita-a-novel-unabridged/id664942680?uo=4">iTunes - Audiobook (downloadable format)</a>
<a href="http://www.audible.com/pd/ref=sr_1_1?asin=B00DHOPOBG&qid=1372187323&sr=1-1">Audible - Audiobook (downloadable format)</a>


Malavita by Tonino Benacquista, read by Edoardo Ballerini

Audiobook Excerpt of The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz, read by Ari Graynor and Christina Moore

Audiobook Excerpt of The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz

Listen to an excerpt of The Lexus and the Olive Tree by Thomas L. Friedman, read by the author

THE LEXUS AND THE OLIVE TREE Audiobook Excerpt

Audiobook Excerpt of Duma Key by Stephen King, read by John Slattery

Audiobook Excerpt of Duma Key by Stephen King

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Audiobook Excerpt of Duma Key by Stephen King

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