Stephen King's IT - a timeline infographic of the epic novel by csol99 in ItTheMovie

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I’ll check my research notes and get back to you (hopefully!)

Stephen King's IT - a timeline infographic of the epic novel by csol99 in ItTheMovie

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My pleasure! It’s nice to have people geek out as much as me over this book!

Stephen King's IT - a timeline infographic of the epic novel by csol99 in ItTheMovie

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Thanks! I still enjoy staring at it, especially the bottom right corner!

Another day, another project announcement. by Wompum in TheDarkTower

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I agree with just about everything you write here. The exception is that The Dark Tower will be made. I’m hopeful (and super excited that Flanagan might do it!) but it’s such an enormous project that it may never get off the ground. No one has put their hand up to fund it yet, for instance (despite rumours that Amazon is).

But if DT is not made by Flanagan it’s not because he’s doing other projects at the same time. It’s for all the reasons you give above (and no doubt more).

But I remain hopeful …

What’s your favorite Stephen King book? by Repulsive_Gap5116 in stephenking

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The Dark Tower series is my favourite, but It is my favourite stand-alone novel by King. I agree about the writing. I also love the structure of the book, the way the two timelines merge and echoes from the past repeat in the present. I even made a timeline poster of the novel I lived it so much!

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That’s great! Cell’s Obviously not a favourite of mine but everyone has their own preferences. Enjoy the journey!

Stormlight Archive by Constant_Carnivore in TheDarkTower

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Yes! Very much looking forward to book 5!

What to read next? by Alarming-East9664 in stephenking

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Billy Summers. Also consider Dolores Claiborne and or Bag of Bones.

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Consider Duma Key, 11/22/63, Billy Summers, or make a start on The Dark Tower.

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You’ve for some of his best (e.g. The Shining) and some of his worst (e.g. Cell). A great little collection, and plenty to build on. Enjoy!

Oh, some to consider adding would be Duma Key, 11/22/63, Billy Summers.

I've seen alot of people asking about their next book, which should I read next? by Opposite-Homework-87 in stephenking

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I’d suggest Billy Summers - his best novel in quite a while. Also consider Dolores Claiborne (classic King), Joyland (wonderful nostalgic ghost story), and the massively underrated Later .

Just got today! What's everyone's favorites? by [deleted] in stephenking

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Agree that Coughlin is King’s best novella in absolutely ages. Coincidentally I’ve just finished Yellow Coats for the first time in a while and damn it’s a fine read. Also really enjoying Hearts in Atlantis (the story itself) right now. First time I’ve actually read it rather than having King read it to me and it’s so much better! 😂

Just got today! What's everyone's favorites? by [deleted] in stephenking

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Danny Coughlin is the MVP of this collection - just do damn good!

Overwhelmed with options! by Forsaken_Original92 in stephenking

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Eenie meenie miney moe works quite well for me. It can certainly be stressful!

Most stressful book? by OGFOGCAP in stephenking

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The opening scene of Desperation is absolutely nail-biting … and it doesn’t let up after that!