JAIME’ EN FUEGO

Jaime’ En Fuego is a longtime Host & Co-Producer on Youtube’s The Horror Show Channel and creator of it’s weekly program Hail To Stephen King, which for over 200 episodes has celebrated all facets of Sai King’s work and it’s various adaptations.  After being disturbed as a child by voices in a sink and Blue Öyster Cult played over a lab of dead scientists Fuego decided to read ALL of his favorite author’s writing in published order, a task completed in 2017 and continued with each new release. Tower Junkie for life.

MIKE KEARNS

The host, producer and editor of Mike’s Book Reviews on YouTube, a channel that discusses the love of reading and encourages debate and discussion while proving in a time of heightened opinions that we can disagree and still be pals.   A Stephen King Constant Reader for almost 30 years, Mike has every book on hardcover by “The Master of Horror” and has seen every film and TV adaptation made of his works.   His favorite King books are IT, The Stand, Pet Sematary, Different Seasons, and The Long Walk.

LOUIS SYTSMA

Lou W. Sytsma is the Host of the Stephen King Podcast. Lou is a Constant Reader back to the early days of King when there was only Carrie, Salem's Lot, and The Shining.  The podcast covers all aspects of the Stephen King multiverse be it the books, the graphics novels, the movies, and the TV series. The podcast also includes the latest Stephen King news and reviews of the latest King releases.

BLU GILLIAND

Blu Gilliand is the managing editor of Cemetery Dance magazine and Cemetery Dance Online.  He's written hundreds of book reviews and author interviews for various publications, and has published short stories in several magazines and anthologies.  You can reach him via Twitter at @BluGilliand.

SARAH WAGSTAFF

Who am I? Well, it’s hardly common knowledge is it? Thank goodness a lady can be common without everyone knowing! My journey with Stephen King started as a youngster when I was given a paperback of Pet Sematary by my Aunt Mary. I didn’t read it right away, but lent it to a friend who was kept captive all summer, made to read by a wicked stepmother. I had a crush on an older boy and he told me I should read The Talisman. Since King kept flying at me I kept dipping in, loving the grim reality he brought to his fantasy and the dark imagination of his horror. Now I’m many books and books made to movies in. I write my own horrors in my head, knowing King sees the worst case scenarios imagined and brings them to life. The love of horror might be the mark of the privileged. Now that we are living in The Stand or the beginnings of the rundown world os Roland’s Dark Tower series, it’s merely prophetic. A good goth has already dressed for the funeral. God Save The King!