Stephen King
#31
"IT" is funny how many people don't like clowns to begin with, and this book just reinforced that LOL That is why we are going to have a "clown" room in next year's haunted house :wink: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
#32
Originally Posted by Bevanger
are his books hard to understand? i get "lost" sometimes reading James Patterson the first couple chapters.
#34
I use to read Stephen King, also. Some of my favorites were The Stand, Fire Starter, Pet Sematary, Misery and IT. I use to work at an elementary school. The computer lab teacher gave me IT to read. A few days later, when I got to work, there was a paper on my desk, face down. I turned it over and it was a computerized clown, holding balloons with the words "Want a Balloon Little Girl". I hollered and had chill bumps.
"Needful Things" was my favorite of all. There was a little shop in Tomball, Texas called Needful Things and I would not go anywhere near it. I don't know what was in it, but it finally closed down.
"Needful Things" was my favorite of all. There was a little shop in Tomball, Texas called Needful Things and I would not go anywhere near it. I don't know what was in it, but it finally closed down.
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Not sure if most of you know but Stephen King lives in Bangor, ME., about 60 miles north of me, and many of his books are based on actual sites around Bangor. The water tower is seen from many parts of the city, etc. I've been by his home several times and it's quite modest by the standards of some author's and he enjoys "small town" living. That's not to say I wouldn't LOVE to live in his house but I expected a mansion. He's just a regular nice guy.
#36
Originally Posted by Roberta
Not sure if most of you know but Stephen King lives in Bangor, ME., about 60 miles north of me, and many of his books are based on actual sites around Bangor. The water tower is seen from many parts of the city, etc. I've been by his home several times and it's quite modest by the standards of some author's and he enjoys "small town" living. That's not to say I wouldn't LOVE to live in his house but I expected a mansion. He's just a regular nice guy.
#38
Originally Posted by amma
Very politely put SewJoyce....I was thinking vividly demented imagination LMBO
:lol: :lol: :lol:
And I finished reading, "Under the Dome" last night! Wow, it was great. Hated to see it end..... :D
#39
Originally Posted by amma
I love his books....he's had me hooked since "The Shining" :wink: LOL
I have been in that lodge many times...and after reading the book it was even more fun going there LMBO
I will have to reserve a copy of that book!!! :wink:
I have been in that lodge many times...and after reading the book it was even more fun going there LMBO
I will have to reserve a copy of that book!!! :wink:
#40
omg! I'm a SK & DK fan too! With everything I have going on, I don't get to read or watch much tv. Thank the gods for audiobooks! I can't wait to get it!
I had a dream the other night that felt just like a movie & I played many of the characters lol I often wondered if his books were products of his dreams... Man, I'd be afraid to fall asleep if I were him!
I had a dream the other night that felt just like a movie & I played many of the characters lol I often wondered if his books were products of his dreams... Man, I'd be afraid to fall asleep if I were him!
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