A new collection of short stories by Stephen King

In the first half of 2024, on May 21st, Stephen King will release a new publication, “You Like It Darker”, an extraordinary new collection of 12 short stories.

The “master of horror”, as the successful writer is also called, is characterized as a legendary storyteller and expert in short fiction, which readers will enjoy in his new edition.

“Do you like it darker? Me too,” says the epilogue from “You like it darker”the work that King delves into the most dark from lifeboth metaphorically and literally.

“The king has been a master of form for half a century, and this one storiesabout fate, mortality, happiness and the folds of reality in which anything can happen, are as rich and fascinating as his novels, both in terms of subject matter and weight. A huge pleasure to read,” announced the launch on the site mesh from the writer (https://stephenking.com/).

Those who have enjoyed King’s work know that he writes to feel ” euphoria Leave behind everyday life“, a feeling that readers will be able to experience again and again with “You Like It Darker”.

Each of the stories in the collection contains its own emotions, joys and mysteries; In short, each one is iconic.

“Two talented bastides” explores the long-hidden secret of how the eponymous knights gained their abilities. In “Danny Coughlin’s Bad Dream,” a brief, unprecedented psychic flash turns dozens of lives upside down, and Danny’s is the most catastrophic. In “The Rattlesnakes”, the sequel “I hear” , a grieving widower travels to Florida in search of respite and instead receives an unexpected inheritance, with significant connections. IN “Dreamers”, a taciturn Vietnam veteran responds to a job offer and discovers that there are some corners of the universe best left unexplored. ‘The Answer Man’ questions whether foresight is good or bad luck and reminds us that life marked by unbearable tragedy can still have meaning.’

Stephen King’s ability to surprise, amaze and bring us fear and comfort remains unsurpassed.

There are 12 stories, several of which have never been published before and are some of the best in their history.