Stephen King Still Wants to Scare You

Entertainment Weekly recently sat down with Stephen King to discuss Doctor Sleep, the highly anticipated sequel to King's iconic early work, The Shining. Along the way, the horror master reflects on his life, his career, and how much he misses scaring people.

There've been a couple of books that haven't really been that way. 11/22/63 was a lot of fun to write and a lot of people read it and seemed to like it, but it's not what you'd call a balls to the wall scary story. The same was true of Under the Dome. I wanted to go back to that real creepy scary stuff.

Doctor Sleep will be released in September, 2013.

Chef Justin on CTV Morning Live

Chef Justin O'Reilly joined Craig Wilson on CTV Morning Live this morning.

Justin prepared two dishes from Prairie Ink Saskatoon's new menu: Fig and Goat Cheese Salad with arugula and buttermilk dressing, and Mediterranean Pasta, a vegetarian entree with a roasted red pepper cream sauce. Delicious!

The New Fear - An Interview With David Wong

David Wong's unusual career began with a scary story posted to his blog. Thirteen years later, he is the senior editor of an insanely popular humour website, and the bestselling author of John Dies at the End and This Book is Full of Spiders (Seriously Dude, Don't Touch It). David was kind enough to answer a few questions about his books, his online writings, and what it's like to go from telling dirty jokes on the internet to writing critically acclaimed horror novels.

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Interview with Roberta Rich

Click below to check out an interview with Roberta Rich, bestselling author of The Midwife of Venice