King, who brought the world "The Shining" and "It" among other horror tomes, has been trolling Trump on the social network for months. And, it hasn't been very flattering to Trump, to put it mildly.

For a while, Donald Trump had Stephen King blocked on Twitter. Not anymore, though. A judge ruled back in May 2018 that the President couldn't block people, so these days the horror master is free ...

King joined the Democratic party in 1970 and has long been a vocal critic of Trump. In 2018, he blasted the then-president over his funding demand for a "border wall," urging him to spend the ...

Donald Trump Stephen King returns to X, hurls insults at Trump, Musk after vowing to leave 'toxic' platform The famed 'It' creator called Trump a 'traitorous, Putin-loving dips---' ...

Author Stephen King has responded to Donald Trump 's presidential election victory by sharing a social media post about the fragility of democracy. Hours after polled closed on Tuesday, Trump was ...

King's message, posted on X, formerly Twitter, on October 10, came in response to clips of Trump's recent address at the Detroit Economics Club. "This man has entirely lost the plot.

Stephen King is trying to better understand Trump voters by inventing a few. In a piece for The Guardian published over the weekend, King wrote six fictional characters who voted for Trump. King ...

There’s a fan theory that best-selling author and master of horror fiction Stephen King predicted the rise of Donald Trump in his novel about a clairvoyant who foresees a demagogic salesman win ...

Stephen King on October 2, 2010, in New York City and Donald Trump on June 1, 2024, in Newark, New Jersey. King has taken to social media to send a message to Trump supporters.