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The Long Walk
In a future, dystopian America, a group of boys engage in a contest to see who can walk the furthest without stopping. It’s far more intense than you’d expect.
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The Stand
“The Stand” is a classic story of good versus evil on the most epic terms, using a pandemic as the foundation for that story. Does it hold up to its reputation as one of King’s best works?
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Rage
Rage is the first of Stephen King’s psychological thrillers. There’s nothing supernatural or dystopian found within these pages; he’s taking a stab at scary realism.
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The Shining
Cabin fever + a kid with psychic abilities + a dad who’s going insane. What could go wrong?
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‘Salem’s Lot
King’s famous vampire novel shows off his incomparable ability to build a large cast in a small town and build that world to perfection.
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Carrie
King’s very first published novel. Was it a preview of King’s genius? A rocky start for a young writer? Read on to find out!
Reading Stephen King
reading the legend, in order
