Stephen King recommended an Argentine miniseries adapted from stories by writer Mariana Enríquez, according to Rosario3. The series, titled "Mis muertos tristes," is set to arrive on Netflix this week.
Rosario3 reports that King, the American horror author, shared the recommendation with his audience. The miniseries draws on Enríquez's short fiction, though the reporting does not specify which stories were adapted or who directed and stars in the production.
The recommendation places the Argentine production in front of King's large international readership. Coverage of the series appeared across several Argentine outlets, including La Nación, Clarín and Página|12, with Clarín listing "Mis muertos tristes" at the top of its streaming premieres for the week. Revista Noticias also published remarks from actress Mercedes Morán, who said it is worthwhile to keep pushing back against prejudices and limitations, though the reporting does not connect her comments directly to the series.
Enríquez is a prominent Argentine author known for her short stories, and the adaptation marks another case of her work reaching a streaming audience. The exact release date, episode count and full cast were not detailed in the available reporting.
Viewers can watch for "Mis muertos tristes" on Netflix this week, and for any further response from King or the series' creators.