Stephen King

Post Number:**#121** by **Maud Fitch** » 14 Apr 2011, 21:13

BookWorm617 wrote:On another note did you hear that SK is coming out with an 8th Dark Towers book? Someone mentioned on another message board I am on. I haven't looked into it so I am not sure if this is old news or not.

According to my sources, there is no Dark Tower book this year. He has two paperbacks coming out "American Vampire Vol 1" in October 2011 and "11/22/63" in November 2011.

Post Number:**#122** by **BookWorm617** » 14 Apr 2011, 21:22

Maud Fitch wrote:
BookWorm617 wrote:On another note did you hear that SK is coming out with an 8th Dark Towers book? Someone mentioned on another message board I am on. I haven't looked into it so I am not sure if this is old news or not.

According to my sources, there is no Dark Tower book this year. He has two paperbacks coming out "American Vampire Vol 1" in October 2011 and "11/22/63" in November 2011.

UHOH did he jump on the vampire madness bandwagon? Btw love your avatar I would so give Wolverine some!!

Post Number:**#123** by **Maud Fitch** » 14 Apr 2011, 21:25

BookWorm617 wrote:
Maud Fitch wrote:
BookWorm617 wrote:On another note did you hear that SK is coming out with an 8th Dark Towers book? Someone mentioned on another message board I am on. I haven't looked into it so I am not sure if this is old news or not.

According to my sources, there is no Dark Tower book this year. He has two paperbacks coming out "American Vampire Vol 1" in October 2011 and "11/22/63" in November 2011.

UHOH did he jump on the vampire madness bandwagon? Btw love your avatar I would so give Wolverine some!! 8)

And I sooo totally agree with you!!!!!

Post Number:**#124** by **BookWorm617** » 14 Apr 2011, 21:40

Maud Fitch wrote:
BookWorm617 wrote:
Maud Fitch wrote:
BookWorm617 wrote:On another note did you hear that SK is coming out with an 8th Dark Towers book? Someone mentioned on another message board I am on. I haven't looked into it so I am not sure if this is old news or not.

According to my sources, there is no Dark Tower book this year. He has two paperbacks coming out "American Vampire Vol 1" in October 2011 and "11/22/63" in November 2011.

UHOH did he jump on the vampire madness bandwagon? Btw love your avatar I would so give Wolverine some!!

And I sooo totally agree with you!!!!![/quote]

LOL who would disagree. Hugh Jackman is a hottie!!

Post Number:**#125** by **Butterbescotch** » 15 Apr 2011, 02:02

Was "From the Buick8" good?

Post Number:**#126** by **StephenKingman** » 15 Apr 2011, 06:01

Butterbescotch wrote:Was "From the Buick8" good?

Meh, definitely one of his slower paced books and takes a very long time to heat up but still definitely worth reading.

Post Number:**#127** by **Butterbescotch** » 15 Apr 2011, 06:21

I don't like slow-paced books. Oh thanks for the info.

Post Number:**#128** by **StephenKingman** » 15 Apr 2011, 06:32

^Its my own opinion though, you may love it.

@Bookworm, yes Ian McKellen was the best person to play the Nazi, i cant think of anyone else who could play that role, shame Brad Renfro is dead :cry:

As for the Dark Tower. Maud has kindly published the upcoming installments in the post above

Post Number:**#129** by **Butterbescotch** » 15 Apr 2011, 08:38

I thought Dark Tower was already finished.

Post Number:**#130** by **BookWorm617** » 16 Apr 2011, 15:43

StephenKingman wrote:^Its my own opinion though, you may love it.

@Bookworm, yes Ian McKellen was the best person to play the Nazi, i cant think of anyone else who could play that role, shame Brad Renfro is dead

As for the Dark Tower. Maud has kindly published the upcoming installments in the post above

Someone misinformed me. I was getting excited to..I miss Roland!!

edit to add: I found this guys:

The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole is an upcoming novel by Stephen King. As part of The Dark Tower series, it will be the eighth Dark Tower novel, but, according to King, chronologically set between volumes four and five. First mentioned by King in 2009, after the conclusion of the series with the seventh novel, it was announced on the author's official site on March 10, 2011. It is scheduled to be published in 2012

Post Number:**#131** by **Butterbescotch** » 16 Apr 2011, 20:40

So the quest continues? (Though I haven't read the series)

Post Number:**#132** by **StephenKingman** » 17 Apr 2011, 02:51

Butterbescotch wrote:So the quest continues? (Though I haven't read the series)

Oh yes, King is rather protective of his Dark Tower series so it will continue in some form or other for years to come..

Post Number:**#133** by **Jacob** » 18 Apr 2011, 03:52

The Dark Tower series is underrated in my opinion, I've only seen very few people that have actually read this book in either ther Stephen King collection videos on YouTube or people I know in real life.

Post Number:**#134** by **Teesie** » 03 May 2011, 00:24

Although I've always wanted to, I've never quite managed to read a Stephen King book. I do like the movies though. My favorites were The Green Mile and Carrie.

I've decided I'm going to finally read some of his books. Problem is I can't decide where to begin.

Anybody have any suggestions which I should read first?

Post Number:**#135** by **Jacob** » 03 May 2011, 03:46

Teesie wrote:Although I've always wanted to, I've never quite managed to read a Stephen King book. I do like the movies though. My favorites were The Green Mile and Carrie.

I've decided I'm going to finally read some of his books. Problem is I can't decide where to begin.

Anybody have any suggestions which I should read first?

Yes, I reccommend in this order:
Carrie
Salem's Lot
The Shining
Nightshift (But that's multiple stories)
The Stand (Big book)
The Dead Zone
Firestarter
Cujo
Danse Macabre (Just a Non-Fiction story about horror.)
Roadwork
Creepshow (Comic Book)
The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger
Different Seasons (novellas)
Christine
Pet Sematary (Hard To Understand Sometimes.)
Cycle of A Werewolf
The Talisman (Written by Peter Straubs Though.)
Skeleton Crew (multiple stories.)
The Bachman Books (novel collection)
IT (A big book like the Stand, but most enjoyable.)
The Eyes of the Dragon (Apart from a Horror.)
Misery
The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
The Tommyknockers
Nightmares in the Sky (Photo book with text.)
Dark Visions
The Dark Half
Dolan's Cadillac (limited edition)
My Pretty Pony (limited edition) Can't Get These Two anymore unless a rare copy from a past owner pops up on Ebay.
The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition (Only if you liked the original Stand.)
Four Past Midnight (Multiple stories)
Needful Things
The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
Gerald's Game
Dolores Claiborne
Nightmares & Dreamscapes (Multiple stories)
Insomnia
Rose Madder
Umney's Last Case
The Green Mile
Desperation
Six Stories (Six Stories.)
The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
Bag of Bones
Storm of the Century
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

Read them in this exact order for you to truly love Stephen King.

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