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Ulf Andersen/Getty Images As a lifelong Mainer who sets most of his stories in his home state, Stephen King’s literary legacy in the Pine Tree State is already pretty massive. Now, he’s expanding it even further—this time by helping a group of Maine grade-schoolers publish their book. Rolling Stone, the young writers are members of the Author Studies Program at Farwell Elementary School in Lewiston, Maine. They didn’t exactly have to start from scratch: Author Gary Savage, the program’s mentor, let the students work off his 2016 historical fantasy novel Fletcher McKenzie and the Pa...

Stephen King Donating $6,500 To Young Students So They Can Publish Their Own Books by : Daniel Richardson on : 11 Feb 2021 15:04 WMTW Stephen King is one of the most prolific writers of a generation, creating an incredible amount of chilling thrillers; now, the author is helping young students publish their own books.  Writing a book is a lot of work, and it can be even more difficult to get your work published. However, Stephen King is helping elementary students get their first writing credit. The author is giving back to his home state of Maine through a scheme that encourages young write...

Stephen King to donate $6,500 to elementary students in Maine so they can publish their own books CNN 2/10/2021 © Evan Agostini/Invision/AP Stephen King Author Stephen King is giving back, by donating thousands of dollars to an elementary school in his home state of Maine so that a group of students can publish their own books. King will be donating $6,500 to Farwell Elementary School, located in Lewiston, Maine, so the students in its Author Studies Program can publish the two books they've written, Farwell Principal Amanda Winslow told CNN. As a group, the students -- some of whom have...