Joseph Hillstrom King, professionally known as Joe Hill, is a renowned American writer born in Hermon, Maine, to a literary family. His parents, Stephen King and Tabitha King, are both accomplished writers in their own right. Hill's writing career began to take shape in 2005 with the publication of his debut book, a collection of horror stories titled "20th Century Ghosts". This critically acclaimed work earned him the prestigious Bram Stoker Award and the British Fantasy Award for Best Collection, solidifying his position as a rising star in the literary world.
Since his debut, Hill has gone on to publish several bestselling novels, including "Heart Shaped Box" in 2008 and "Horns" in 2010. He has also collaborated with his father, Stephen King, on the novella "Throttle", which was featured in the Richard Matheson tribute anthology "He Is Legend". Hill's work has been widely praised for its unique blend of horror, suspense, and dark humor.
In addition to his literary accomplishments, Hill has also made appearances on the big screen. He played the role of Billy, the son of overbearing father Tom Atkins, in the cult classic film "Creepshow" (1982). The film's wraparound segment featured Hill alongside his father, Stephen King, and other notable actors.
