Frank Goad
Well-Known Member
Mine is the book IT.
My dad likes the stand.
My dad likes the stand.
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What is your favorite stephen king book?
- Thread starter Frank Goad
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Thinner
Pet Semetary
Cujo
Under the Dome
Pet Semetary
Cujo
Under the Dome
For me the three really scary Stephen King books are:
IT. Fear of the monster, fear of fear.
The Shinning. Fear of violence and loss of control.
Pet Semetary. Fear of loss, pain of grief.
And then I also loved the Dark Tower series, but that was a completely different animal.
IT. Fear of the monster, fear of fear.
The Shinning. Fear of violence and loss of control.
Pet Semetary. Fear of loss, pain of grief.
And then I also loved the Dark Tower series, but that was a completely different animal.
Insomnia
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
The Shining, and I'd love to go to The Stanley Hotel someday. He and his wife once spent the night in room 217 back in 1974, and the nightmare he had while sleeping in this room inspired him to write the book (The Stanley Hotel | Stephen King Wiki).
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
I have never read a Stephen King book
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Since I have only read one Stephen King book it guess it was that one. By the way, it was a very good book.
The Crimson Universe
Active Member
Haven't read any but someday i would like to.
Only read one, not though it worth buying any of the others.
Bill Starr
Member
Steven King can be too fantasy for me but his best book is "The Stand" and I liked "Misery" because its real world - a crippled man stuck with a serial killer who's his number one fan. Then he tells her he's killing off her favorite Character in his book series
You can watch the "Stand" on Amazon Prime they made it into a mini series which is very close to the book - and it looks like they plan on expanding the story. Anyone who hasn't read it - its about the end of the world 99% of the population dies off and there is a battle between God and the Devil and people pick their group. Reading the book is better.
You can watch the "Stand" on Amazon Prime they made it into a mini series which is very close to the book - and it looks like they plan on expanding the story. Anyone who hasn't read it - its about the end of the world 99% of the population dies off and there is a battle between God and the Devil and people pick their group. Reading the book is better.
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I only read Dolores Claiborne and it was amazing.
Vitality
Member
I liked the stand as well. I saw the original movie they made but haven’t seen the series yet. One reason I liked the Dark Tower series is because it’s essentially an extension of that story. I appreciate how much of the fantasy aspect of his writing is influenced by folklore, religion, and superstition. He just puts his own twist on things.
Bill Starr
Member
He was in a serious accident in 1999 a distracted drive ran him down and he almost died. He had a broken hip a broken leg and a punctured lung from broken ribs.
I have to add Christine - I loved that big red Chrysler with the fins he meant it to be an ugly car in the book but it sure looked sharp in the movie. The idea of this big red Chrysler out with a blood lust I thought was pretty good.
I have to add Christine - I loved that big red Chrysler with the fins he meant it to be an ugly car in the book but it sure looked sharp in the movie. The idea of this big red Chrysler out with a blood lust I thought was pretty good.
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