Wolves Ate My Brother On The Conneticut Turnpike....

[said_scarlett]

So, I began making use of that new bookshelf today.

I just started with moving my graphic novels - Aeon Flux, Fables, some Gaiman stuff, my Gunslinger Born trad - over there. Then my books in the boxes. Then my hardcovers. Then I realized it was nothing but Stephen King so far.

So...I went with it.

And realized I lost a lot more King books than I thought I had. While I have about 26 books, I'm still missing around 20 more for a complete collection.



1. Carrie
2. Salem's Lot
3. Nightshift
4. Firestarter
5. Cujo
6. Danse Macabre
7. Roadwork
8. Different Seasons
9. Christine
10. Pet Semetary
11. The Talisman
12. Rose Madder
13. Six Stories
14. Bag of Bones
15. Storm of the Century (screenplay)
16. Black House
17. From A Buick 8
18. The Colorado Kid
19. Duma Key
20. Just After Sunset
21. Thinner
22. Faithful (hey, I'm a Boston gal and a Stephen King fan! ;D)
23. Cycle of the Werewolf
24. Secret Windows: Essays and Fiction on Writing
25. Dreamcatcher
26. Everything's Eventual



Luckily, with the plethora of used book stores in the area, I should be able to complete my collection without too much money and time. I know a handful of the ones I need are a buck at Anchor Books....

I'm finally getting around to replacing all those books I lost in that hellish disaster. I've started with replenishing my Lackey collection, my Rice collection and my Mcafferey collection. Though the latter two aren't terribly important to me anymore....

Comments

[eight-demands.livejournal.com]

Different Seasons is one of my all-time favorites, although I've probably read Christine about 100 times. Pet Semetary still makes me sleep with a light on - I'm such a wuss.

[theladyfeylene.livejournal.com]

Pet Semeraty actually bothered me so badly that I never finished it. And I probably never will finish it. Just the themes and the way which King illustrates those themes didn't sit well with me.

I adore Different Seasons, so much. The Body is one of the greatest pieces of fiction ever written.