How Many Stories Has Stephen King Written ?
| Stephen King - The American writer born on September 21, 1947 rules the heart of almost every story lover worldwide. His works are primarily based on the contemporary horror, fantasy and science fiction. He is estimated to have sold 300-350 million copies of his books and have been translated into 33 different languages. He is a well known name for producing horror fiction, demonstrating his wide knowledge of this genre. |
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 According to sources, Stephen King has written 55 stories in total out of which two were non-fictional (3 if you count the red-sox books). Short Story Collections – 7, as Richard Bachman- 7, and 39 novels in total. Many of his stories are taken shape of popular movies, television series and comic books. Stephen King is quite popular among even those people who have never read his books but are familiar with his name through his reputation or the adaptations of his books into movies. More...
Stephen King New Movie Out
Although, there is no new movie from Stephen King is ready for the release, however his last two movies were 1408 and The Mist in 2007.
1408, starring two actors; John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson, this movie takes place in a haunted hotel run by Samuel L. Jackson's character. The synopsis of the story is simple. John Cusack's character is a horror novelist who only believes what he can see with his own eyes. He has been writing books discrediting the paranormal and his next book is intended to discredit the haunted hotel. He plans to spend ten nights in the haunted hotel but can he even survive one? More...
The Boogie Man By Stephen King
“The Boogeyman” is a short story by Stephen King, first published in 1978 in the compilation Night Shift. The majority of the story takes place in a psychiatrist's office, where a man comes to talk about the "murders" of his three young children.
The story's protagonist comes across as paranoid and possibly insane as he describes the circumstances surrounding the death of his children. His first two children die mysteriously of apparently unrelated causes when left alone in their bedrooms. The only commonality to their deaths is a crack in the closet door that the protagonist is certain he had closed when he left his children. More...
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