Which non-DT King book have you read the most?

[MonteGss]

Number of times R_of_G? Any idea?
That is what I am curious about.

[mia/susannah]

Here is my list to the best of my memory.
The Stand--2-3 times
Carrie--2 times
The Dead Zone--2 times
Cujo--1
pet semetary--2 times
Needful things--1
Night Shift--1 and half, still reading for the second time
Skeleton Crew--1
Different Seasons-- have yet to finish all


The Shining is the one that I have read the most. 3-4 times, watched the movie several times

[ATG]

4, I think.

[Girlystevedave]

I've read The Dead Zone, The Talisman, Eyes of The Dragon, and Desperation quite a few times.

[alinda]

I am home now, and looking at my SK books, I also have
Pet Sematary, read 2x , and Danse Macabre, never finished.
Also there are pb copies of The Running Man, Roadwork, &
The Mist. Pretty good list before from memory tho'.

Along with Sai Kings books sharing that section of
shelves are Robin Furths concordance 1 + complete,
and Bev Vincents Road to DT.

[jhanic]

And how many times have you read it John?

I've actually lost count! I just know that when the pages started falling out of the book, I went out and bought a new one!

John

[Wuducynn]

Insomnia

[Letti]

You amaze me guys... to read a book 20 times. That's something. Whenever I reread a book there is a little voice in the background advising that I should read something new because there are so many good books out there... but thank God that little voice shuts up quite quickly.

There are some books I have read 5 times or so but they are not from King.

[jayson]

Number of times R_of_G? Any idea?
That is what I am curious about.

prob around 9 or 10

[Jean]

You amaze me guys... to read a book 20 times. That's something. Whenever I reread a book there is a little voice in the background advising that I should read something new because there are so many good books out there... but thank God that little voice shuts up quite quickly.

There are some books I have read 5 times or so but they are not from King.

there's lots of books I've read 20 times or more, but I didn't learn English early enough to have read any King book such a lot of times. It's five or six times for It, three or four for The Stand, and at least two for any other King novel I've managed to get (except those I've listed elsewhere as my least favorite ones, like The Eyes or Lisey's Story). Those figures will grow as I grow older...

[blackrose22]

The Stand maybe about 6 times and IT over a dozen times.

[Brice]

Damn.
Maybe I have too many books and too little time to wear a book out from that many times rereading.

Maybe, but I have over a thousand books, have read probably 90% of them, and still keep going back to King books. I haven't really worn out a King book, but I am VERY careful with them.

I thought 7 times was a lot for a book.

It is.

[Brice]

You amaze me guys... to read a book 20 times. That's something. Whenever I reread a book there is a little voice in the background advising that I should read something new because there are so many good books out there... but thank God that little voice shuts up quite quickly.

There are some books I have read 5 times or so but they are not from King.

Well, I'm always reading new books too. At any given time I might be reading as many as twenty books at once. Usually at least one or two are by King.

[alinda]

20 @ a time?
I like my books, like I
like my men,
1 at a time !!

[Brice]

[obscurejude]

I've read the Talisman 3 or 4 times.

I've read IT 3 or 4 times.

I've read Different Seasons 3 or 4 times.

[MonteGss]

Insomnia

Wow, I wouldn't have guess that. Do you know how many times you've read it?

[MonteGss]

Well, I'm always reading new books too. At any given time I might be reading as many as twenty books at once. Usually at least one or two are by King.

I do sometimes have two going at once but not very often. If I were to count audios (which i really don't), I would have three going at once occasionally. Mostly though, I am reading one and listening to one on my commute.

I admire your dedication to reading Brice...20 at once! How can you keep storylines straight?

[John Blaze]

Well, I'm always reading new books too. At any given time I might be reading as many as twenty books at once. Usually at least one or two are by King.

I do sometimes have two going at once but not very often. If I were to count audios (which i really don't), I would have three going at once occasionally. Mostly though, I am reading one and listening to one on my commute.

I admire your dedication to reading Brice...20 at once! How can you keep storylines straight?

I'm usually reading about 4 or 5 books at a time.

[Wuducynn]

Insomnia

Wow, I wouldn't have guess that. Do you know how many times you've read it?

Somewhere around 17 times.

[Brice]

Well, I'm always reading new books too. At any given time I might be reading as many as twenty books at once. Usually at least one or two are by King.

I do sometimes have two going at once but not very often. If I were to count audios (which i really don't), I would have three going at once occasionally. Mostly though, I am reading one and listening to one on my commute.

I admire your dedication to reading Brice...20 at once! How can you keep storylines straight?

Simple...I can't. Well, of course that's not true. Within a couple pages of picking a book back up it comes back to me what was going on. I usually don't read quite that many at once these days (since the internet has swallowed my soul), but anyway I've just always read alot...everything I could get my hands on.

[Wuducynn]

(since the internet has swallowed my soul).

No, that was me. I spit it back out because it tasted like shit.

[cozener]

If the Dark Tower is being judged as one book and I stood it up against Salem's Lot and The Stand they beat The Dark Tower. But still, DT remains King's lulling green flame, drawing me like a cat watching the flame that cooks the witch's brew. A fantastic flame that drew me in and still keeps me in King's universe.

But I have a hard time choosing between Salem's Lot and The Stand. They're both great books. I've always loved gothic horror and Salem's Lot is my favorite vampire story to date. But The Stand is my favorite apocalyptic yarn. The buildup, action, and drama are totally different but just as enjoyable as the other. They're neck and neck. If someone who simply had to know for reasons of national security waterboarded me for an answer I'd pick Salem's Lot completely on the grounds of seniority.

[Wuducynn]

If the Dark Tower is being judged as one book and I stood it up against Salem's Lot and The Stand they beat The Dark Tower. But still, DT remains King's lulling green flame, drawing me like a cat watching the flame that cooks the witch's brew. A fantastic flame that drew me in and still keeps me in King's universe.

But I have a hard time choosing between Salem's Lot and The Stand. They're both great books. I've always loved gothic horror and Salem's Lot is my favorite vampire story to date. But The Stand is my favorite apocalyptic yarn. The buildup, action, and drama are totally different but just as enjoyable as the other. They're neck and neck. If someone who simply had to know for reasons of national security waterboarded me for an answer I'd pick Salem's Lot completely on the grounds of seniority.

I hate you.

[cozener]