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Stephen King's upcoming anthology The End of the World As We Know It is risky, but one particular detail is promising. The anthology will expand the world of one of Stephen King's best books – The Stand. Originally published in 1978, The Stand takes place in a world that is devastated by an epidemic known as the superflu.
Stephen King's The Stand Anthology Is Risky, But Its Author Lineup Offers Hope Authors Other Than Stephen King Are Expanding The World Of The Stand Close ✕ Remove Ads Despite taking place in the world of The Stand, The End of the World as We Know It is not written by King. The King-approved anthology will instead feature new stories written by other established authors that take place during and after the events of The Stand.
Posts1 ✕ Remove Ads While this departure may feel jarring, the anthology will feature an introduction written by King that will undoubtedly set the tone and get readers excited by the strong lineup of authors. Bestselling authors like Catriona Ward, Chuck Wendig, and Steven Barnes are among the many contributors that are part of the book's strong lineup.
✕ Remove Ads Ward, Wendig, and Barnes are a small sampling of the incredibly talented and experienced horror writers who will have their work featured in a book grounded in a previous story written by Stephen King, the master of horror himself.
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