Media Appearances and Conferences
Wood has made many media appearances on TV, radio, and in the press, and has spoken at conferences in the US, Canada, UK, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Australia, and New Zealand.
Wood was keynote speaker at the 2003 Stephen King (SKEMER) Conference held in Estes Park, Colorado at the site of the hotel that featured in The Shining (2003). He spoke at Continuum 3 (2005), Continuum 4 (2006) and Continuum 5 (2009) in Melbourne, Australia; Conflux in Canberra, Australia (2006); at the Stephen King film festival (Dollar Baby Film Festival) held in King's hometown of Bangor, Maine in October 2005; at the World Horror Convention in Salt Lake City (2008); at the 68th World Science Fiction Convention in Melbourne (2010); at the World Horror Convention in Austin, Texas (2011) and the Horror Writers Association's Bram Stoker Weekends in Burbank (2009) and on Long Island, New York (2011). He was a Special Guest at the World Horror Convention in Salt Lake City in March 2012. He also addressed the Lisbon Historical Society in Lisbon Falls, Maine twice in July 2009 about inspirations from Stephen King's later childhood and teenage years in Durham, Maine and attending Lisbon High School.
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