REVIEW: ‘Salem’s Lot by Stephen King
‘Salem’s Lot was my first Stephen King read and boy it did not disappoint whatsoever. It gave me sleepless nights. Honestly. “The basis of all human fears, he thought. A closed door, slightly ajar.”...
REVIEW: Mile 81 by Stephen King
Curiosity kills the cat. In this case, curiosity kills human beings. Mile 81, one of Stephen King’s short stories, is brutal. They are all brutal because he is King. Brutality and horror are his...
REVIEW: Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King
I think at one point or another, we are all the titular character. Dolores, in Stephen King’s Dolores Claiborne. We may not be her specifically in all ways. But I guarantee that the humanity that...
REVIEW: Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
Doctor Sleep, Stephen King’s uber anticipated sequel to his 1977 horror novel The Shining was in almost all ways, worth the wait. Fifty pages into Doctor Sleep, my only thought was “my god, King...
REVIEW: Misery by Stephen King
Misery by Stephen King is a novel about pain, obsession, and writing. Paul Sheldon, the stories protagonist, is 42. He is a celebrity writer, twice married and divorced, drinker and smoker, and he is in...
REVIEW: The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King
The first fantasy series that I ever read was Stephen King‘s epic The Dark Tower. Looking back, it is by no means my favourite fantasy series however it opened the door for me to...