Forum: Cara Laughs

i dunno if there is a thread for this already i don't see one which is strange considering it's his new one. i finished reading end of watch the...

Hi everyone, I was wondering whether "fifth quarter" could stand for something general than the fact that it refers to Jerry in the short story. ...

We still don't have a discussion for this important King book! Here's a two part podcast by The Losers Club on it: ...

I can't believe one of King's best books doesn't have an official discussion thread! :panic: Here's The Losers Club podcast in two parts...

I have had this idea for a while, and it was big and complex at first (involving putting the updated ratings on each book's wiki page as well as the...

I've recently finished reading this, a thoroughly enjoyable yarn. Imo, the underlying theme of the tale, is how different people will react when...

I simply cannot read/listen to Carrie without desperately wishing for a different ending by mid prom. It might be sic if/horror because of some of...

What did people think of this? To be honest I had a bit of a hard time getting through it. It took around a month for me to finish and I was able...

Okay. So there is this part in the story: Does anyone know what's there???

I've always liked how King often makes references to his other works in his stories. I think there's already a thread somewhere to discuss all the...

Thought some of you might get a kick out of this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFW0j2VNs60

Found a spectacular little gem of a clip on YouTube of SK reading The Reach, in full, to a group of students at the University of Dayton in 1982. If...

Episode 8 of The Kingcast features a discussion of some of King's doomed romances and an interview with Nicole Christian, who's recorded a song...

Curious to read member opinions. I thought it was middle of the pack SK. Not bad but nothing special.

Climax and resolution of the novel Desperation to be main subject: Read no further if you have not finished this book. For all other stories you...

SPOILER ALERT (in case anyone reading hasn't read The Body yet): I'm re-reading Different Seasons now; I believe it's been about 30 years since...

A couple of questions about this story... 1) Is there any connection between King's "Here There Be Tygers" and Ray Bradbury's "Here There Be...

Has any one read this? Surprised there is no thread on it already, or did I miss it somewhere else? I haven't read it yet, and in fact it is...