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Such was the success of 'A Christmas Carol' that the four festive stories Dickens published after it—some overlooked classics, others critical flops and missteps—have since largely become eclipsed by their better-known predecessor.

Many famous authors called unexpected animals their pets.

Many Stephen King books will take you a good week (or more) to get through—but not these. These are five great reads that you can get through in a weekend.

How many of these King adaptations have you seen before?

Looking to add to your TBR? These are the most popular books on social media.

Here's every upcoming Stephen King movie and TV show adaptation in active development, and what we know so far.

While Hemingway wasn’t generally a fan of the adaptations of his works, these five films are must-watches.

Did you know that these movies and shows are based on Stephen King’s works?

Classic horror fans will love these film adaptations of H.P. Lovecraft’s most terrifying stories.

The words these authors have come up with to create their worlds have transcended fiction.

As you get ready to revisit ‘A Christmas Carol’ for the holiday season, we’d recommend watching these Charles Dickens adaptations, too.

These great Agatha Christie adaptations test the audience to figure out the mystery.

Test your knowledge on the “King of Horror” just in time for Halloween with this Stephen King trivia quiz.

Bram Stoker’s creative process behind his iconic Gothic novel was shrouded in mystery for nearly a century.

Which versions of ‘Matilda,’ ‘The Witches,’ and ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ will make the cut?

Edgar Wallace wanted to promote his first novel with more than just traditional ads—but his brilliant idea almost became his downfall.

It seems like virtually everything Stephen King has ever written has made it to the screen. As these seven books prove, that's not quite true.

From ‘Physician Slumber’ to ‘The Foreigner,’ these terms are technically synonyms of Stephen King titles. How many can you get right?

Countless authors have used bitter rivalries and petty squabbles as inspiration for some of their greatest works. Here’s proof that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.

Feminism as we know it today didn’t exist in Austen’s time—but there is still a great deal of feminist inspiration to be taken from the author’s novels, life, and legacy.