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I was an avid Stephen King reader in high school, but I haven't really liked some of his later stuff. It seems like he gets really involved and I lose interest. I'm not trying to be insulting, it's just me, and obviously he's doing just fine without my business. But, and that's a big but, I loved this book!!! Apparently short stories from Mr King are perfect for me. I felt like I was reading a book he'd written in the seventies or eighties. Every story, except one, had me riveted to my seat. My kindle died and I just moved closer to the outlet and continued reading. 1408, the main reason I bought this book, was worth it. I'm reading, wondering when anything scary is going to happen, only to realize it's already happening and I'm terrified. Trust me, especially if you loved Stephen King like I did (Salems Lot, Carrie) then this book is for you.


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Everything Eventual Stephen King 9781416524359 Books Reviews

2 flippers way up.
Pretty much what you've come to expect from King. I love his character development and ability to accurately depict small-town life. This series is a great cross-section of all of the things King is capable of love, lust, regret, pain, terror.
Definitely worth the price. )
It's one of my absolute favorites. I love his short story collections because I can read them (or listen on audio book) in relatively short increments. The title story is my favorite in here. 1408 is, in my opinion, one of the scariest of all of king' s works. (Actually heard they made it into a movie, will be avoiding that).
This is a collection of stories that really, for most of them, end rather oddly, leaving one to think about the endings for days at a time. In this collection, I found a new favorite King short story Riding the Bullet. Creepy as it is, this is probably the most humorous (in a sick way, of course) story of any King has written. Also loved Luckey Quarter, a story that makes perfect sense if one has "been there."
I read this book because my own short story collection was listed as comparable to Everything’s Eventual on Kirkus Reviews. I sincerely hope that’s the case as I found King as good as ever here, delivering short narratives as comfortable as an old pair of jeans. The standouts for me were, “1408”, “Riding the Bullet”, “The Road Virus Heads North” and the title story, “Everything’s Eventual”. Truth is, I will go just about anywhere with King and did here, with the exceptions being The Dark Tower piece, “The Little Sisters of Eluria”—I’ve got a problem with cowboy fiction I guess, especially cowboy fantasy fiction. Pass! No matter what he’s writing about, he knows how to be a good host. It’s hard to deny King throws some of the best word parties around. Long live short fiction!
As disturbing, scary, funny, moving, and enthralling as always. Just what I needed on my kindle app for times on the bus and subway when I want something to read other than depressing news about republicans attempting to end democracy. I of course had my favorites, 1408 being the most creepy and unnerving, but they all made me wish each trip on public transport could last a little longer. I think I'll invest in the paper copies too, for reading at home on dark, spooky evenings! I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a good story, and with great intros to each tale by King himself, there's a sense of intimacy, like a fireside telling, that pulls you in close.
I've been reading Stephen King's novels, compilations, shorts, comic books, etc., since I first read "The Shining." He is, to me, one of the best authors of our time.
This group of shorts didn't fail to deliver.
I'm only a few years younger than the author but I still scare like the little girl I was when my brother told my best friend and I about the Monkey's Paw. My friend was supposed to be spending the night but instead, she ran home. (Across the street.) She wouldn't come back that night, either.
I had to wait til I wasn't home alone before I could read Room 1408. And, even not alone, a few of these got to me. If I were embarrassed, I'd say so.
I guess I still enjoy the ratcheting up of my heartbeat when his stories hit the mark.
Thanks for another round of fun, SK. )
Everything’s Eventual Stephen King
This is the first and only book by Stephen King I have ever read, and I read it twice. The first time I wasn’t sure about it. Then, I returned and gave it a more thorough reading. Much better this time. Each story is like a separate little world; and they’re different from each other. Repetitions of plot and characters are avoided, allowing the expanding radius of the author’s craft to reach into new and varied fields of imagination. The brief description that accompanies each story is a great bonus, where the author reveals the kernel around which the story was created.
This is for the paperback edition with the white cover and blood red highlights perfect illustration for these tales I eventually read.
I was an avid Stephen King reader in high school, but I haven't really liked some of his later stuff. It seems like he gets really involved and I lose interest. I'm not trying to be insulting, it's just me, and obviously he's doing just fine without my business. But, and that's a big but, I loved this book!!! Apparently short stories from Mr King are perfect for me. I felt like I was reading a book he'd written in the seventies or eighties. Every story, except one, had me riveted to my seat. My kindle died and I just moved closer to the outlet and continued reading. 1408, the main reason I bought this book, was worth it. I'm reading, wondering when anything scary is going to happen, only to realize it's already happening and I'm terrified. Trust me, especially if you loved Stephen King like I did (Salems Lot, Carrie) then this book is for you.