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LOVELL — The Friends of the Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library will host author Stephen King online at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, for those who join the library support group.
King will talk about his deep connection to Maine, take questions, and read from his novel “Bag of Bones,” which was loosely based on Lovell, where he and his family have been summer residents since 1980.
King is the author of more than 60 novels (selling over 350 million copies worldwide), including his most recent, “If it Bleeds.” Many of them have been adapted to hugely successful feature films and television series. In addition to his astonishing literary contribution, Stephen and his wife, Tabitha, are the founders of the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation which “promotes, strengthens, and supports” communities throughout Maine. As many people know, the King Foundation has an extraordinary commitment to Maine’s libraries.
King has the special online opportunity in appreciation of all those who become Friends of the Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library. Those who would like to join may sign up on the library website www.hobbslibrary.org before Jan. 21. The small donation fee to join includes registration to the King event.
