Stephen King Fans discussion

Not Forever, But For Now by Chuck Palahniuk

Yesterday I started The Collapsing Empire, my first book by this author. I like this genre of space opera, the world building and intrigues in the story. I'm looking forward to continue.

Rules for Vanishing

Half Way Home

About a third in of Children of Memory

Armia (Crazy Farm People Version) wrote: "I js started 'IT' wish me luck"

"It" is a great read. I know its daunting at the beginning, but there is such an engaging cast of characters that is begins to feel almost too short in the end! There are a few books that I wish I could re-experience for the first time (not a re-read!) and this is one of them!

I am struggling through "100 years of Solitude" and "Don Quixote" and its been a slog... I am about half-way through them overall, but its taken me a lot longer than my average read to get this far.

32% into "Night Shift". I'm not totally loving the experience... but I did enjoy "Jerusalem's Lot" and "I Am the Doorway". I also liked "Graveyard Shift" , it was just so gross!

Tomorrow I'm starting The Last Word by Taylor Adams

I just started It a few days ago, I’m 45% of the way and I’m loving IT! I just finished Billy Summers and Misery last week. I can’t wait to start 11/22/63 and Gunslinger, which should I jump into first? This is the best tough decision to have when you haven’t picked up a book all year. My goal is to finish off 7 books before new years. It’s a small number but I haven’t had the focus to get back in till two weeks ago, I’m currently 6 books in. Wish me luck.

Just started Night and Day

Lucifer's Hammer

I'm on "Different Seasons" now. I was going to give King a break after I finished reading "Night Shift", but there's something so addictive about his writing I picked this book up the next day. Currently halfway through "Apt Pupil"

John wrote: "I just started It a few days ago, I’m 45% of the way and I’m loving IT! I just finished Billy Summers and Misery last week. I can’t wait to start 11/22/63 and Gunslinger, which should I jump into f..."

I say start with "11/22/63" first... because The Gunslinger and the Dark Tower Series is a WHOLE THING lol!!

Hex

I'll be starting Pronto by Elmore Leonard

Just started The Midnight Lock

Sheltering Angel: A Novel Based on a True Story of the Titanic

Just started The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger

John wrote: "Just started The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger"

I just started the Gunslinger as well! Don't really know what to expect.

One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware

Steven wrote: "John wrote: "Just started The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger"

I just started the Gunslinger as well! Don't really know what to expect."
Don’t judge the whole series on the first book, it’s like marmite for most..!! Happy reading, I look forward to your thoughts..

Life Expectancy by Dean Koontz

City of Scars by J.D. Kirk

Full Dark, No Stars: Big Driver

I'm finally reading It, one of the "heavy" book in my bookshelf. So far I am satisfied by the story and the writing style of Stephen King. Yes, there are a lot of pages and so many story told, about the characters, about the evil, about the past and the future and and so on, but I'm loving it!!

we free the stars 🌟 by Hafsah Faizal

1722

I’m reading 11/22/63 and Finding China at the same time.

The Shining

The 39 Steps by John Buchan in preparation to go see a production of the play next month!

About half way through 11.22.63, I just finished Later and The Gunslinger so far this month.

I just finished Fairy Tale. It was beautiful.

Started The Cruel Prince by Holly Black yesterday morning

Riding the Rap by Elmore Leonard

Doctor Sleep

Spellbound: An enchanting new feminist retelling of the classic Sleeping Beauty fairy tale

Mistborn by Sanderson. I’m late to the party and want to see what all the hype is about.

orbital by Samantha Harvey

Lucky You by Carl Hiaasen

Just finished 11.22.63, I need something new to read….

Pack

Andrew✌️ wrote: "I'm finally reading It, one of the "heavy" book in my bookshelf. So far I am satisfied by the story and the writing style of Stephen King. Yes, there are a lot of pages and so many st..."

I'm enjoying it as well. I just finished chapter 14. After the first third of the book, it really starts to speed up!

The institute by Stephen King

Not long started The Sea Watch

Pines by Blake Crouch

The Passage by Justin Cronin

Death Of A River Guide

Big Book of Pennsylvania Ghost Stories by Mark Nesbitt and Patty A. Wilson

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty

The Past is Never by Tiffany Quay Tyson