Stephen king

[Boldlygonedownbefore]

The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it. The Shining - book & Kubrick movie, even though the movie didn't follow the book, but Jack Nicholson made up for it.

[chefmike]

Oh, I get it....

[BeardedOne]

I've only read a couple of King's books (Salem's Lot and The Shining), but I had the good fortune to meet him briefly at a party in St. Louis in 1981 (Where my then-girlfriend had the kind nature to flash her breasts at him). Interesting individual, very much like the Jordy Verrill (Sp?) character that he played in the Creepshow movie. Goll-lee!

[Coroner]

For me, it´s definitely "IT". I remember reading it for school because I had a presentation about Stephen King and the book of course. It has about 1000 pages and he worked on it for 4 years. An amazing book with a lot of sub-stories in it, so that every fan must have been dissapointed by the movie.
"Salem´s Lot" and "Shining" were the other books I really enjoyed. Again, I don´t understand why some parts of the Shining book were missing or changed in the movie by Kubrick. I didn´t expect it from a film maker like him but the movie was better than "IT" anyways.

[Ben]

what is your favorite movie/book of this author ???

IT must be it

Liked the film The Shining. And Pet Sematary. Christine, too.
Haven't read many of his books. Just a few....
I actually enjoyed his non-fiction work entitled: On Writing.

[dderek123]

I enjoyed The Long Walk and most of his short stories.

Thinner really stank.

[my my my!]

Definitely "Gerald's Game"

No supernatural stuff, just pure psychological madness and brilliance.

[Jericho]

I enjoyed The Long Walk

+1 on that.

[betts]

The Dark Tower

[VictoriaVeil]

My fave?