A related thread here (Haiku of the day) made me think about summarizing Stephen King's books in haiku form, which can be a lot of fun.
I'll start with some of my favourite books (remember that a haiku generally has three lines, consisting of 5, 7, and 5 lines, respectively):
"It":
Monster in Derry
A bunch of losers kill it.
Or so they believe...
"'Salem's Lot":
Vampire comes to Maine
Starts feeding on townspeople.
Resistance fights back.
"11/22/63"
Pantry leads to past.
Teacher will change history.
When he finds the time.
I'll start with some of my favourite books (remember that a haiku generally has three lines, consisting of 5, 7, and 5 lines, respectively):
"It":
Monster in Derry
A bunch of losers kill it.
Or so they believe...
"'Salem's Lot":
Vampire comes to Maine
Starts feeding on townspeople.
Resistance fights back.
"11/22/63"
Pantry leads to past.
Teacher will change history.
When he finds the time.