Author & University of New Haven Practitioner in Residence (ret.) Stephen Spignesi writes extensively about popular culture and is considered a world authority on Stephen King, The Beatles, Robin Williams, Woody Allen, The Andy Griffith Show, ER, and other pop culture subjects and TV shows.
His other areas of interest include American history, the US Presidents and Founders, the Titanic, true crime, and the paranormal.
Spignesi was christened “the world’s leading authority on Stephen King” by Entertainment Weekly magazine and taught the courses, “The New Gothic Horror of Stephen King” and “The Legacy of the Titanic” at UNH. He appears in the A&E Biography of Stephen King and the 2015 ITV documentary Autopsy: Robin Williams.
His first novel Dialogues was hailed as a “reinvention of the psychological thriller.”
His other areas of interest include American history, the US Presidents and Founders, the Titanic, true crime, and the paranormal.
Spignesi was christened “the world’s leading authority on Stephen King” by Entertainment Weekly magazine and taught the courses, “The New Gothic Horror of Stephen King” and “The Legacy of the Titanic” at UNH. He appears in the A&E Biography of Stephen King and the 2015 ITV documentary Autopsy: Robin Williams.
His first novel Dialogues was hailed as a “reinvention of the psychological thriller.”
