the greatest stephen king book

[R3mbrandtfan]

I think i'm the first to mention it but Personnally i like Carrie cause im still a teen and i have to go through that kinda crap (minus periods and psychic abilities ) Also like duel, Pet semetary,Salem's Lot and Misery

[Warrior_Swan]

Rose Madder, Gerald's Game, the Stand.

[Space Toaster]

Carrie and The Green Mile

[adam88]

i actually like the Langoliers, i guess Iam fascinated on the theory of time, and and how they cross connect to one another.  I wouldn't say its the greatest , but i like it.  but as for the ultimate scare I would say "It", how your mental fears are the root of all evil.

[StickWarrior]

I would have to say IT. I could read that book and instantly have a heart attack.

[Ninth Delegate]

I'll go for Different seasons.  If theres a film that i enjoyed that was based on a book, i like to track the book down and see what differences there are.  Different seasons contains Shawshank redemption and the body (stand by me).  The body tries to tie in with Cujo.

[Cowboy Is Cool]

The Stand, easily. It is Stephen King's true masterpiece, his tour-de-force epic. So many parts of that book stuck with me for a long time after reading. The mini-series was great, too.

[!Furies!Punks!]

5. Cujo

4. The Green Mile

3. The STAND

2. Misery

1. Christine

[4nik8]

All 7 books of the Gunslinger series!

[Gramercy Riffs Yeh Right]

never got into his books except Talisman co-wrote with peter straub

[4nik8]

never got into his books except Talisman co-wrote with peter straub

Didja read the sequel?

[Gramercy Riffs Yeh Right]

never got into his books except Talisman co-wrote with peter straub

Didja read the sequel?

someone told me it wasnt anything like the Talisman so didnt bother,suprised they didnt make Talisman into a movie it would be awesome if done right

[bassman]

his best book is Salem's lot... also the best vampire story ever, not that twilight crap

the stand

and under the dome

[katedoll]

rage is a great book!! it's part of the bachman books that he wrote under the name richard bachman.

it's not so much a horror as a coming of age novel like stand by me. what do yous think?

it went out of print after being criticised as being an influence on real life school shootings. if you own a copy now it's worth a fortune.

[GrandTheftAaron]

Christine is definatly my favorite. What I wouldn't give for that '58 Plymouth (minus the demonic brainwashing)
I've also read Misery, and I just started reading Cujo.