Hello everyone

There have only been a few updates to Horrorking.Com lately.

A new error has been found in Riding the Bullet and listed in the
erros page. I have about 20 other little errors I am working through,
and they should be online in less than a week.

Someone out there has been busy submitting my site for awards. Thanks
to them I have received 3 more awards for Horrorking.Com.

Horrorking.Com has run out of space on my ISP, which only give 5 Meg
for hosting. I have managed to gain a meg or so by moving the
pictures of King and his family off to another server, and maybe I
will have to do the awards and book covers as well. This should not
change anything in the way Horrorking.Com looks for users. Because of
this, I am looking for a better, and preferably cheaper server with
which to host Horrorking.Com.

Thanks to Andre Girard's Stephen King page, I have also added a
number of pictures on the second Photo Gallery. These include the Pet
Cemetery, Bangor Water Tower (Derry Standpipe), and 2 of King giving
a speech at the Orono University. If you have not visited Andre's
page, it's located at:
http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/8446/sk.html

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Stephen King News:

The short story from King's 6 Stories titled "The Man in the Black
Suit" is being made into an opera premiering in 2001. Performed by
American Opera Projects, the music was written by Eve Beglarian, and
the libretto by Beglarian and Grethe Barrett Holby.

Stephen King's next book, On Writing, is due in October 2000, and you
can now pre-order it from Amazon.Com. The url is:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684853523/davidrawsthornss

There is no sign of it on Amazon.Co.Uk for you UK readers out there.
I will keep an eye out for you.

Thanks must also go to the 24 people who sent me scanned copies of
the front page of the Advanced Readers copy. How do you people get
these books when each distributer that has copies of this, and
previous, advanced readers copies have said No! to me?

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I am asking for feedback on the idea of adding a page on
Horrorking.Com that will feature authors like King. People like Brian
Freeman, Dan Brown, and maybe even M.J. Rose or Mary Higgins Clark
will be listed, along with links to their books on Amazon.Com,
Amazon.Co.Uk, and even Softlock.Com (If they have electronic
versions).

What do you think of the idea? Please let me know via email at
david@...

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David
http://www.horrorking.com