Stephen king book covers

Maybe don't wait to read 'em before bed.

Can you think of anything more refreshing than plunging into a riveting thriller that sends chills down your spine on a hot summer’s day? Neither can we!

Cover design for The Dead Zone, a supernatural thriller novel by Stephen King published in 1979. The typeface is Cortez, a peculiar Latin designed by Philip Kelly for Letraset in 1977. On its own it looks fairly clunky, but it works well in the use here. It puzzle-pieces togethe

Over on my personal blog, my mom, co-blogger, and Adult Books 4 Teens reviewer, Sarah Flowers, has a post up about a workshop on YA servives she’s teaching. As an icebreaker, she asked participants what books they were reading when they were 15. My response is somewhat muddled, because I don’t remember my reading from that particular […]

Night Shift by Stephen King

The Bad Thing In Room 217: Stephen King’s The Shining “Wendy is an extraordinary woman.” “And your son is also extraordinary?” That two line exchange on page one of The Shining between Jack Torrance and Ullman the manager is King’s way of letting us in on a secret. This novel is going to be a battle between Torrance and his family. It also alerts us to the fact his son may be more than just a bright kid – he may be special. The manager of The Overlook Hotel already senses this and now we do…

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The page for Stephen King's Novel: Dolores Claiborne

We all had that book as kids — a book with such a terrifying book cover that we had to keep it under our beds or in another room between readings. As we got older, we (mostly) became able to tolerate even the scariest book covers, but one some…