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The boys meet 4 of the key players of KingCon - the world's biggest King convention taking place October 22-24 in Atlantic City.
We chat about what to expect at the Con, and also throw some classic Survivor Type questions at the team.
This one is a riot - join the palaver ! x
www.kingconinfo.com
It's been a minute.
The boys are back in town and pick up where they left off with a deep dive into the adaptations of King's darkest work. They share their fears of crazed cats, how this story hits differently if you're a parent or not and discuss the darkness on the screen.
And also they ask - who the hell is Missie?
A moment to reconnect, run down some Wrapped stats and give a little preview of what's in store for Kingsize 26.
One of the Kingsize family, we are joined this week by the wonderful Steph McKenna as our Survivor Type. Steph curates and creates Outsider Zine, which showcases writing and artwork by marginalised genders. Vol 1 and Vol 2 available, and they will change the way you read King. In these turbulent times, jump in here with us - the water's warm.
Freewheeling, saxophone soundtracked deep dive chat between Matt n Nat re all things Stephen King. It's our biggest Survivor Type episode yet with the award winning horror novelist Nat Cassidy, author of "Mary", "Nestlings" and the upcoming "When The Wolf Comes Home".
Our castaway this episode is none other than Hans-Åke Lilja, the curator of Lilja's Library - the Go To resource for all things King. This man is an absolute fountain of knowledge; has spoken to The King not just once but twice, and has more scoops than Brady when he masquerades as an ice cream van man in Mr Mercedes. Jump into the waves and join us !
https://www.liljas-library.com/
" I soak myself in the only terrors that can match my own, and I, often reluctantly, leave the rest to whatever shadowed future waits for us ahead".
Matt talks to the very special author and mother Elizabeth Austin about her essay "Finding Comfort In The Horror Of Stephen King's Maine" . We explore the catharsis of horror, the darkness of the monster that is cancer and the light that still shines.
TRIGGER WARNINGS - we do talk about child cancer, depression, suicide idealisation.
The Stephen King essay can be found here:
From the publisher's feed