Medical Thriller Brain, (Paperback)

from Carol420

This is one of my favorite books and favorite movies by the "Master of Horror", Stephen King. I have read the book at least a dozen times and watched the movie almost as many. In case you're wondering, I like the book more. My favorite quote from the book AND the movie was "The soil of a man's he...

from blockbuster1994

Pet Sematary is Stephen King's most disturbing novel, exploring the unbearable grief of the loss of a child. Its an impossible situation for Louis Creed after his toddler son is fatally struck by a semi-truck. Because Louis knows about the special Micmac buriel ground just beyond where the Pet Se...

from elliepotten

Firstly, I'll hold my hands up and admit that this was my first Stephen King novel. I'll also admit that I'd worked myself into such a nervous frenzy about the whole thing, given King's reputation for delivering serious frights, that I actually put the book down after 100 pages and decided I wasn...

from JechtShot

I first read the book Pet Semetary when I was in the 4th grade. I remember very little of my first read-through of this gem other than pointing out various profanities to friends on the playground mid kickball game. I picked the book up again in college and I was able to comprehend what I was rea...

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In the introduction to Pet Sematary, Stephen King states that he considers it one of his darkest novels, and in fact, it almost wasn't published at all. I surmise this is because it's one of his most human novels. There are supernatural elements throughout, and in typical fashion, they're hauntin...