Stephen King

Did you know a local restaurant was the inspiration for a scene in IT Chapter Two, one that folks from the Bangor area will notice right away?

The actor is known for several major roles, but here in Maine, he’s probably best known for this specific portrayal.

Everyone in Bangor knows the corner of Jackson & Union Street. It’s just one of those spots around town that everyone recognizes — but for Stephen King fans, it’s a little more interesting than your average intersection.

On Wednesday, August 19, at 7:45 p.m., the Bangor Historical Society invites you to a one-of-a-kind movie night after dark at the historic Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor.

Stephen King's stories often echo the haunting whispers of Maine's landscapes, but did you know some tales venture far beyond his home state?

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.

Before the bestsellers, young Stephen King shared his thoughts on life, war, and music in a quirky column. It’s a glimpse into the mind of a future master.

From cameos to hidden appearances, we found them all—every single Stephen King on-screen moment!

This isn’t the first novel by Maine’s most famous author to be banned from certain outlets—just the latest.

Maine’s most famous author recently shared his pick for who he would want to see perform at the halftime show for the big game.