Best selling author, Stephen King, has shocked fans with the announcement that he is writing a sequel to his famous book "The Shining". The 1977 novel was adapted for the big screen three years after it hit retailer shelves and the film directed by Stanley Kubrick (Full Metal Jacket) and starring Jack Nicholson became a cult classic, considered one of the scariest motion pictures of all time. King confirmed he is writing a follow-up during an appearance in Toronto, Canada this week and revealed the story will be set 40 years later and revolve around the lead character Jack Torrance's son. The sequel is currently titled "Doctor Sleep". However, King admits he's nervous about writing a follow-up to his best story, joking to the crowd, "Maybe if I keep talking about it I won't have to write it."