books by Stephen King     books:       From the Borderlands: Stories of Terror and Madness18 reviews Stephen King, Whitley Strieber Warner Books, 2004 borderlands FROM THE BORDERLANDS ARRIVED ON TIME AND IN EXCELLANT CONDITION. i HAVE READ IT YET. iT WAS PACKAGED VERY GOOD             Wastelands: Stories of the Apocalypse24 reviews Stephen King, Cory Doctorow, ... Night Shade Books, 2008 A fine collection of Apocalypse stories by great authors With anthologies, I normally list the Table Of Contents, however because it can be viewed by rolling your mouse over the second available image below the book picture, I won't list it. There are 22 stories in this collection, by such authors as Stephen King, George R.R. Martin, Orson Scott Card, Nancy Kress, and many more. Each story begins with a short paragraph of notes and achievements by ...             Just After Sunset: Stories Stephen King Scribner, 2008 Stephen King -- who has written more than fifty books, dozens of number one New York Times bestsellers, and many unforgettable movies -- delivers an astonishing collection of short stories, his first since Everything's Eventual six years ago. As guest editor of the bestselling Best American Short Stories 2007 , King spent over a year reading hundreds of stories. His renewed passion for the form is evident on every page of Just After Sunset ...             The Gunslinger Born (The Dark Tower Graphic Novels, Book 1)70 reviews Peter David, Stephen King, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 Excellent Adaptation of Wizard & Glass This is a very good adaptation of the best part of "The Gunslinger" and the entire "Wizard & Glass." I read the single issue first, but unlike some of my fellow reviewers, I did not miss the extra background material that has been cut out. It is not as good as some classic graphic novels (like "The Watchmen"); however, it is still an excellent telling of a classic story. This is fine work by ...             Lisey's Story442 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 2006 A Rich Read I see many people complaining about the language. I think the use of the personal intermarriage lexicon is a further rebuttal of the modern shallow manner in which people interact just as Cell was a comment on what he deemed to be the detrimental impact of the ubiquitous gadget phone on public life. Mr King embraces characters who are in touch with visceral experiences rather than carefully ...             The Living Dead7 reviews Stephen King, Joe Hill, ... Night Shade Books, 2008 Excellent Zombie anthology What could be more enjoyable than a Zombie story anthology? How about enjoying one during and after Hurricane Ike, with no power and candlelight?? How about one that includes three of my all-time fav authors (Dan Simmons, George R. R. Martin and Stephen King)? How about one nearly 500 pages long (at least the ARC is)? How about one edited by John Joseph Adams, who also brought us the anthologies ...             Duma Key: A Novel420 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 2008 Duma Key by Stephen King I'm a King fan but lets face it all the stuff he has written has not been up to his GOOD work. Duma Key should go down as one of his better than GOOD work. Character development, plot and conclusion all work together like a symphony. This book has a BIG story to tell and it's not a short story. I was all INTO it from start to finish. You will not be disappointed in this book.             The Sandman Vol. 8: Worlds' End20 reviews Neil Gaiman, Stephen King Vertigo, 1995 The story continues... The Saga of Morpheus continues in this Graphic Novel. Gaiman is the best. A co-worker's 18 y.o. son is reading the series and he is blown away.             Dark Tower: The Long Road Home (Exclusive Amazon.com Cover)8 reviews Stephen King, Peter David, ... Marvel Books, 2008 Roland and his ka-tet: part 2. The folks behind this project are determined to give readers the "back story" to how Roland became the man we first meet following the dark man across the desert. The first release in this series relied on the story from "Wizard and Glass", but now the authors are on their own. From this book on, there are no more tales from Stephen King's work to guide them, only hints here and there that don't ...             Cell: A Novel908 reviews Stephen King SCRIBNER PUBLISHING, 2006 Fun zombie escape story Zombie tales have been done so often, it is hard to find a new twist. King has done so. Sure, it draws from lots of familiar sources, or at least, seems to parallel some of them (I Am Legend had some similarities, certainly). But I like some of the new concepts, like the method the "disease" is transmitted. I like the intelligence of the zombies, or behind the zombies, as it were. And ...             The Waste Lands (The Dark Tower, Book 3)187 reviews Stephen King Penguin Audio, 2003 Roland's World Explained Further As the third edition of Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series gets underway, the group of Eddie Dean, Susannah Dean, and Roland stumble upon the Path of the Beam, which will ultimately lead them to the Dark Tower itself. This book, then, is the story of their early followings of that line. Along the way, as is King's trademark, anything and everything can and do happen to Roland and his group. ...             The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer: My Life at Rose Red266 reviews Ellen Rimbauer, Joyce Reardon, ... Hyperion, 2002 Great Book Enjoyed book from beginning to end. Great story line, Can't wait to buy the movie.             Wolves of the Calla (The Dark Tower, Book 5)381 reviews Simon & Schuster Audio, 2003 The Wolves of Calla...an excellent addition to the Dark Tower series This is my favorite book of the Dark Tower series. I've never been a huge fan of horror (Stephen King's or anyone's else) but the fantasy aspect of this particular series has really caught my attention. And in truth this is much more fantasy than your typical Stephen King horror. In their ongoing quest to reach the Black Tower, Roland and his Ka-tet (Eddie, Jake, Susannah and Oy) come to a ...             Wizard and Glass (The Dark Tower, Book 4)671 reviews Stephen King Penguin Audio, 2003 Amazing... The Dark Tower Series is perhaps my favorite series out there...there's nothing quite like it. I've enjoyed all the books in the series for different reasons, but Wizard & Glass has always held a special place in my heart. It's the only book I find special enough to review. I won't go into specifics on plot ... that's been done here. What I will try to express are the overwhelming feelings ...             Stephen King The Stand: Captain Trips #2 (of 5)2 reviews Stephen King, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Marvel Comics, 2008 Another Fantastic Continuation of the Captain Trips Saga I just picked this comic up and read it several times within the span of about an hour (give or take a few minutes). This is volume two in a 5 issue limited series, which by the way I just found out is actually only the first of several limited edition series that will encompass the entire "The Stand" story. When I did my review for Stand Captain Trips #1 Comic Book, I was under the mistaken ...             Carrie399 reviews Stephen King Doubleday, 2007 Excellent Book I have watched the movie Carrie in the past and couldn't wait to get my hands on the book. When it finally arrived I couldn't put the book down. I still want to get Stephen Kings to sign this book when he starts signing books again and get another Stephen Kings book since I will only get to send two books in my life time.             The Gunslinger (The Dark Tower, Book 1)533 reviews Stephen King Signet, 2003 readinisfun This is one of my all time favorite books and finding an extremely cheap copy in such great condition is a rare and lucky purchase. Thank you so much             The Stand933 reviews Stephen King Doubleday, 1990 outstanding vision i just recently reread this book and i am just as "in awe" today as i was 20 yrs ago. the story of good vs evil is a "grab you" and take you for a non stop nail biting ride. i really like the uncut version as you get the little back storys that you did not get 1st time around. i loved mother abigail(the messiah figure)i like that she was all to human ,i liked stu's quiet strength,randall ...             On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft819 reviews Stephen King Topeka Bindery, 2003 Don't wait for the muse...show up every day I don't even read Stephen King books. I don't like horror books as I have nightmares - but I know Stephen is a writing legend so this book was fantastic to read. He writes in that "real person" way that makes you feel he is not some writing super-hero that just creates a bestseller out of nothing. He is to the point in his advice, but behind it is his story. How he and Tammy came from ...             The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three v 2694 reviews Stephen King Orbit, 1993 In perfect condition I purchased this, as well as another book at the same time. They both arrived securely and safely packaged, in a very timely fashion. There were no signs of wear on either book. Exactly as described.              search for books amazon, apocalypse, borderlands, calla, captain, carrie, cover, diary, drawing, ellen, exclusive, glass, graphic, gunslinger, lands, living, madness, memoir, novels, rimbauer, sandman, stephen, stories, sunset, terror, wastelands, wizard, wolves, worlds, writing books:    randomly chosen DVD: Two Mules For Sister Sara leave a comment home  impressum - about us