The works of Stephen King are a perfect haven for trivia. The author’s pop culture impact is so massive that most people have ...

Who knew Stephen King would one day create his very own Sherlock Holmes? Holly Gibney, the private investigator from Dayton, Ohio, returns in “Never Flinch,” cracking two cases, both of which feature, ...

Why Stephen King, the legendary author behind The Shining and Cujo, is just as popular with filmmakers and showrunners today.

Private investigator Holly Gibney returns in King’s “Never Flinch,” and the story will keep you turning pages well past bedtime.

It’s the first entry in the Bill Hodges trilogy, and also introduces Holly Gibney as a side character. Finders Keepers is the second novel in the Bill Hodges trilogy, and follows an obsessive ...

Not, that is, until Holly Gibney came along. If Holly isn’t in Captain Ahab’s rank yet, give her time. Only a fool would count her out. Defeating an evil clown who lives in the sewer system is ...

The guy knows how to fill up pages, and although it’s no 1,000-plus tome like “The Stand,” “Never Flinch,” his seventh Holly Gibney outing, is 448 pages strong. To be sure, King has more ...

In Stephen King's 2023 crime novel, "Holly," the author's favorite character (and mine), Holly Gibney, solves a series of grisly murders in her first stand-alone book after appearing as an anxiety ...

Other new hits on the New York Times hardcover list for the week ended May 31: Stephen King, Nora Roberts, Steve Martin and ...

Imagine Jimi Hendrix also being a tuba virtuoso, or Andy Warhol also excelling on an Etch-A-Sketch. The artistic greats, the geniuses, are often really, really good at one thing. Then there’s ...

Never Flinch is the second standalone novel centered on Gibney, following 2023’s Holly. In Never Flinch, Gibney tracks a serial killer who is threatening to “kill thirteen innocents and one ...

The guy knows how to fill up pages, and although it’s no 1,000-plus tome like “The Stand,” “Never Flinch,” his seventh Holly Gibney outing, is 448 pages strong. To be sure, King has more ...