In 'Later,' Stephen King reminds us that he's the master of the kids-with-strange-powers genre
In ‘Later,’ Stephen King reminds us that he’s the master of the kids-with-strange-powers genre Stephen Graham Jones © Hard Case Crime Does anybody write kids-with-strange-powers better than Stephen King? And, is there anyone on the scene who has more insider knowledge of the publishing industry? “Later,” King’s third Hard Case Crime installment, threads both of these into a single short novel that packs a punch. Jamie is a kid who can see dead people, and his single mom is a literary agent willing to do whatever she has to in order to keep bread on the table...