Alongside his novels, Joe Hill is paid to write a screenplay each year. But he doesn't do it for the money.
Hill, whose new novel King Sorrow published in October, has also found success in the world of film and TV through adaptations of his work. For example, The Black Phone franchise is based on his 2004 short story, and King Sorrow is currently being developed for TV. While news of adaptations of Hill’s work is frequently reported in the trades, his screenwriting hasn't been widely publicized. Sitting down with Mashable recently to speak about everything from Stephen King references in his new novel to AI, though, he confirmed that it's a big part of his professional life.
"I write a screenplay every single year," Hill told Mashable. "And I do it for the healthcare."
Hill explained t

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