Love that others love his work as much as I do to reread them all over again! I’ve read all his works at least once and my favorites at least a dozen times lol. Thanks for the comprehensive list and awesome site. I have all his paperbacks and about 37 hardcover so that collection is coming on nicely :). I have Rose Red, IT, The Mist, Children of the Corn, Shawshank Redemption, the Green Mile, Creepshow & Dreamcatcher. I have an early edition of Pet Sematary I would LOVE to have signed, the first book I read of his and by far my favorite every since. Hoping to be one of the 400 picked for a signed copy. That will likely change when End of Watch is released as I am going to go see him for the reading, Q&A session in Dayton this Summer. Mercedes but have resisted Finders Keepers thus far. I cheated and read some Bazaar of Bad Dreams but who can blame me lol. I am reading The Library Policeman from Four Past Midnight now. I started a re-read of all his books this past Summer. To be notified of new posts and updates via email, please sign-up using the box on the right side or the bottom of this site. Richard’s SK Top Ten Novels List (as of the beginning of this re-reading process) Gwendy’s Final Task (2022) with Richard Chizmar Gwendy’s Button Box (2017) with Richard Chizmarįlight or Fright (2018) coedited with Bev Vincent Six Scary Stories selected by Stephen King (2016) The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole (2012)Ĭharlie the Choo-Choo (2016) He lives with a couple of male cats and a female human. Mike grew up a dog lover but settled into the role of cat lady.
Not only does he read Stephen King, he also reads Tabitha King, Joe Hill, and Owen King.
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The Secretary of Dreams: Volume One (2006) Although Mike has been a life-long Stephen King Constant Reader, his interests are well-diversified. Literally dozens of King’s novels, novellas, and short stories have been made into theatrical motion pictures, limited TV series, or streaming movies, ranging from classics like Carrie, The. The Dark Tower: Wolves of the Calla (2003) The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition (1990) The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three (1987) Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Joseph Madden Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Stewart O’Nan Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by James Newman Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Bev Vincent Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Kealan Patrick Burke Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Hank Wagner Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by JD Barker Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Ian Rogers Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Chet Williamson Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Ed Gorman Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Josh Boone Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Brian Keene Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Norman Prentiss Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Michael Koryta Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Christopher Golden Historical Essay * Richard’s Thoughts * Guest Essay by Ray Garton * Richard’s follow-up King has a whopping thirteen of them: enough to form a tiny haunted neighborhood across his bookshelf or his desk.Here is the list of Stephen King’s books we’re reading as part of Stephen King Revisited, along with links to the essays and other content we have posted for each book. When Stephen King issued his New York Times bestselling novel Th. The prestigious genre prize - the Pulitzer of spooky and the sepulchral - comes with a bone-colored trophy in the shape of a haunted house. Read 10372 reviews from the worlds largest community for readers. He’s also won more Bram Stoker Award than any other writer.
Over the course of his four decade-long career, King has written 61 novels and shepherded 48 stories to the big screen, remakes included. That’s no surprise, given his uncanny ability to produce at superhuman rates - all without sacrificing the immersive settings, intriguing characters, and relentless terror If you are interested in the over 700 books that Stephen King has recommended or favorably mentioned in his books, check out this sai-king-recommends. For two generations of literary thrill-seekers, his very name is synonymous with horror. This is a list of books that Stephen King has recommended or mentioned favorably in On Writing, Danse Macabre, Secret Windows, his Entertainment Weekly column, in blurbs on book covers, etc. 50 Best Stephen King Books, Ranked By Horror ReadersĪs the greatest living master of both jump scares and slow-creeping dread, Stephen King has reshaped an entire genre in the image of his imagination.
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