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***SPOILERS FOR DARK TOWER BOOKS 3-6*** Can anyone help me out here. My head hurts...

Finally finished Stephen King's Insomnia this week and I was not expecting all the Dark Tower connections. I have not read Dark Tower yet, but this may be my catalyst. The book has a hard time standing on its own and I'm happy I had an idea about the Dark Tower series so I could follow what...

I'm halfway through this intense ride and I was excited to see...

Just an idea, for Movies it would help if there was a Carrie (1972), Carrie (2002) and Carrie (2013) to help guide discussions to the film they want to talk about. Actually, the 2002 version could go under Made-For-TV Movies.

The new Carrie... likes, dislikes and final thought. Overall, the remake is watchable, but the Brian De Palma version was a masterpiece, and King's novel was even better.

I really, really liked 11/22/63, and that seems to be the general consensus on this one. Like most King protagonists I really related to Jake's actions. There was rarely a moment when my grip on the pages tightened and tightened in frustration because I was angry with Jake's decisions.

I thought the book was an interesting read, and I was a bit curious to get my hands on it after learning the novel has the distinction of being the only book King allowed to go out of print. The one thing that really bothered me was how the students reacted to Decker. They actually seemed to...

Have any of you checked out the Stephen King Tour in Bangor? It is run by former book store owners in the area. I have not done it, but it seems to be a good excursion, especially for the Stephen King enthusiast. I'm hoping to check it out next summer, but am eager to get some reviews from...

I read "The Raft" when I was a kid and it freaked me out. Even now as an adult I get nervous when I'm swimming in a lake. I remember there was a raft in one of the lakes in Baxter State Park, Maine along with plenty of loons. All the other kids were having a blast while I was keeping an eye...