My name is Stephen King. The ice is going to break!

Bad rock!

Bad rock!

Bad love!

Gerle! Bad Rob. Sir!

You got us going to go see a dead body.

But sometimes, that is better.

Hello and welcome

welcome back to the Kingcast on the Fangoria Podcast network my name's Scott

Wampler and I'm Eric Vespi and we are your hosts we are here today

with a very special bonus episode for you. This is another of our Kingcast interviews and we're here today to speak with Beb Vincent who will certainly need no introduction to the Dark Tower fans in our audience.

For years he wrote the news from the Dead Zone column for Cemetery Dance magazine before

writing the invaluable The Road to the Dark Tower, which is a authorized Dark Tower

Companion that pretty much instantly became mandatory reading for that particular

fan base. More recently, he co-edited Flighter Fright, a horror anthology with King himself. That was in 2018. And today he's here on the King cast. So ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the King cast stage, Mr. Bev Vincent.

Bev, how are you doing today?

Doing just fine, pleased to be here.

Maybe a little cold. You're down in Houston.

Well, it's a little bit warm right now because I'm standing underneath a forced air vent, but outside is a little bit too.

You're standing up while doing this interview? You're going to be tired by the end of it, baby.

I stand all the time. I have a stand-up desk. My day's work is always at a standing desk.

So I'm okay. I should have done this during quarantine. I've done nothing but put on

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