Some other famous people have that long area between the nose and lip. Bruce Willis comes to mind.

+Edward Robinson I cant😂😂😂😂😂😂

There is a guy where I work, that from certain angles looks just like Stephen King. Kinda freaked me out when I first saw him, especially since I work at a mental institution, LOL!

It's unique that it's a face. (just kidding, chanelling Woody Allen. I love Stephen King and his unique face.)

Yes , he is indeed damned ugly

😂😂

Yep; same here. 🤗🤗😍😍

I'm hungarian and I read his books in hungarian but I feel the same way. His work is universal.

But no Shakespeare, that's for sure. Calling him a 'genius' puts him alongside Newton, Darwin and Einstein - truly preposterous. "Genius" (like "awesome") is one of the most overworked, misused words of our time.

You got that right. :)

Without a doubt. 🤩😘🤗😍🤩

@@DokktorDeth first there is no one kind of genius. That is a misconception. And he said of our time. Do you know when Shakespeare was born?

I love roland! how I wish we could make babies

+kxtcx3iox2307 0 If you were pregnant by Roland, you'd get burned at the stake... haven't you read "Wizard and Glass"?

+AntiHoplophobia it would be worth every second of it with hands painted red and all...or I'd be lucky and wait until her was with eddy and susan that roland is the one I like most anyways, lol more mature 😉

kxtcx3iox2307 0 Yes, of course, he's MUCH more mature... being eternal, and all... (I'm assuming you've read ALL of TDT series, and if you have, BRAVO!)... was W&G your favorite book in the series?

Well I hope you are happy with the new Movie. Cause I remember Roland as white! Kings a leftist slimeball. He is of no use to me.

Just read it for the second time! Great book

Goji Boy For a long trip or a plane ride.

Innavata90 Or at work (when I'm supposed to be working ^.^;)

Goji Boy oh no.

Innavata90 well he has like 30 other equally good stories

#goodpoint

Amen.

Some people do not consider things carefully or investigate anything. That is all; but they are missing out.

Jason Hatherlee lmao. That was what like 2 decades ago?

That's like the start of a Stephen King novel.

Jason Hatherlee I saw that too. I was like wtfffff!

And then the guy that hit him died on King's birthday! Now, if that isn't one of the weirdest coincidences...or was it?!

Jason Hatherlee Yes ! Very disappointed in Charlie because he has interviewed King before. But u can tell that Gayle and the other woman have never read his books before. He is a true storyteller teller and character writer. Not a horror commodity.

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If I were Stephen King, I'd wear all the pants. I'd buy every pair of pants ever (then donate them to all the disadvantaged people in the state of Maine).

I second that. :)

very well said!

I agree with you completely. He writes beautiful stories and they happen to have horror elements in them among many other things. He writes much more than horror stories. Hearts in Atlantis, The Body, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption to name a few of his masterpieces. He is the Dickens of our time.

Really? You read "11-22-63" and didn't think it was 'just a tiny bit' lifted from the resurrected "Twilight Zone" from the 80's?The episode that depicted virtually ALL of the same circumstances? (it's on 'Tube) Yeah...I was more than 'peeved'that Steve-o didn't acknowledge any of those 'similarities' either in the preface or 'afterword' or anywhere at all. (although he did leave-out any references to the 'Kennedy half-dollar' coin that convinced Jack that the 'traveler' was actually 'who and what' he said he was...as well as the fact that 'reality cannot be denied' and the 'Professor' would have to take Kennedy's place) (writing a 'vampire-story' and not giving 'props' to Bram Stoker is okay...after all, the "Night Flyer" is a completely different setting and characters and so on...but '11-22-63' is damn near a 'clone' of the original screenplay!)

Agree 100 percent. He's underrated just because he's so famous. His plots are extremely rich, and he may be the best there is at character development. Lisey's Story and 11/22/63 were particularly amazing.

Sadly it is because of the genre. Horror (like in many cases sci-fi or even romantic themes) are underrated, so if you write a novel with that theme, it's not gonna get you a Pulitzer. Sure, many critics will love it, but again, it's the genre. It's a very snobish point of view IMO. And he has sold like 400 million copies, that's something many people don't like either, cause a hit book can't be good. That opinion is also very stupid. Especially with King, I finished Misery a few weeks ago, it was about 450 pages, we're pretty much in the same room the whole time, and the the story itself, his prose, his way with words is just amazing. I'm an avid reader but I find him unique, in a great way.

Exactly right. Nobody better.

YES

41 to be exact. So I need to catch up!

It's from a short story he wrote called The Body.

Absolutely

I asked my sister why she is afraid of them, and she said it's the way they move.

She's spot on. I figured that out only a few years ago. But now it's better, cause finally I know why I'm afraid of them. So I can just kill them before they move. PS.: I will never buy the illustrated version of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Or IT. I can't hit books. :/

Larry was an amazingly developed character. Sucks to see that man die in the story, but his arc was the best.

If you want to read The Dark Tower series, start with the first book which is The Gunslinger

+Michael Barnhart agree. predictable lame stupid questions,esp from the chicks.

+Corey Bertolotti dopes,esp the ladies.

if you look at past interviews these are all the same questions...nothing new sad to report

Exactly :)

No question about it. :)

Me too; absolutely. :)