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I know it's been said already that Ur will be heavily altered from what was originally published, but what about the other stories? I've read most already. Will there be a lot of changes to the other stories as well?

The Jerk, The Blues Brothers, Animal House, Blazing Saddles...

Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eric Clapton, ZZ Top, Ray Wylie Hubbard

As i write this I'm watching the Dead Zone with Christopher Walken. It's been a while since I read the book but I think the scene is the same. After the events in Castle Rock with Frank Dodd, Johnny has moved to a new town and his doctor comes to visit. he asks Johnny to come back to the...

Skeleton Crew, Everything's Eventual, The Bazaar of Bad Dreams. All because i'd have more stories then if I chose stand alone novels. Bean Mears, Michael Noonan, Stephen King. All for the stories they could tell.

As a collector its Hardback. As a reader e-book. Paperbacks are just too cheap feeling.

I can't choose.

I voted used. I love my local used book store. Most SK hardbacks are a dollar or two, but when a new book comes out I always buy new.

I had to go with Pet Sematary. I didn't find scary, but very sad. Cujo would be my second pick. Christine I had trouble getting into. I believe it was partly due to the fact my mom was going through chemotherapy at the time and I read most of while she was having treatments.

Hearts In Atlantis is one of my favorite books, but so is Insomnia & Rose Madder.

In late September/Early October (just as it starts to get a little cool, but not yet cold) i like to reread 'Salem's Lot and the opening paragraph of the short story It Grows On You. Rereading 'Salem's Lot is like taking a vacation to go and see some old friends you don't get to see very often...

How "revised" is Ur? Will we get the final story from Hearts In Atlantis? I know :zip_it:.

I just read "A Death" on the New Yorker's website. This is a fantastic story that left me wanting more. I have so many questions. I hope this one will turn into a larger story.

Yes, all SK books are injoyable, but this is by far not his best, but it's still good.

Why do I read Stephen King?...Why do i breath?, Why do I sleep?, Why do I eat?

Top 5: 1. 'Salem's Lot 2. Hearts In Atlantis 3. Bag of Bones 4. It 5. Blaze Bottom 5: 1. The Shining 2. Here There Be Tigers 3. Lisey's Story 4. Revival 5. The Tommyknockers The Shining was very slow paced and i never could get into it. I just didn't get Here There Be Tigers. Lisey's Story...

While not my favorites I'm a big fan of both Insomnia & Rose Madder. After watching the movie Enough I couldn't help thinking they ripped off Rose Madder.