Stephen Edwin King is perhaps the most successful and prolific writer of his generation. King and his wife, Tabitha, own a home on West Broadway in Bangor. Before he was a famous writer, he attended the University of Maine in Orono and taught English at Hampden Academy. It was while he was a teacher that he wrote "Carrie," which would propel his writing career. King has written more than 80 books including "Salem's Lot," "The Stand," "IT," "The Shining" and many more. Bangor residents have many stories of encountering King out in public, maybe at a convenience store, or a movie or just walking down the street. The Kings have been generous with the Queen City, funding major renovations to the Bangor Public Library and the Beth Pancoe Aquatic Center.
Summer Is Bringing Stephen King Fans To Bangor
Summer in Bangor means King fans are coming out of the woodwork!
A Video Pays Tribute To The Hotel Lobby Twins From ‘The Shining’
Twins from the Bangor area re-created the scary "Come play with us, Danny" from Stephen King's classic.
10 Places Every Stephen King Fan Must Stop While in Bangor
Every Stephen King fan knows that Bangor, Maine is the inspiration for the fictional town of Derry, which provides the backdrop for several of King's novels and short stories.
Miss The Thomas Hill Standpipe Tour? The Next One Is In July
If you couldn't make it a few weeks back, not to worry!
Stephen King’s Unusual Salmon Recipe Tweet Terrifies Twitter
Hell hath no fury like a Twitter user scorned!
Stephen King Hangs Out Backstage At A Concert In Boston
Some serious star power was out in The Hub this week!
‘It’ Prequel Series Is Coming to HBO Max
The show will tell the origin story of Pennywise.
Famous Comedian in Talks to Play Jack Torrance in Stage Adaption of Stephen King’s ‘The Shining’
"The Shining" is being adapted as a theater production and Jack Nicholson will not be starring in it, but another celebrity will be.
Ben Stiller In Talks To Star In ‘The Shining’ Stage Adaptation
Stephen King's horror classic is coming to the West End.