I sobbed for 20 pages. Just absolutely bawled. And then promptly recommended it to every single person I know who reads. It’s phenomenal.

I was lucky enough to read most of the early works as they were published. Some of those stories never leave you. Good list. And Insomnia made me cry…

You dont like compilations? You're not a King fan. He is literally the King of the short.😢

Great list Zack. I wouldn't have put 11.22.63 that high but at least your top ten is an excellent choice. Most of these King top 10 lists are way out of left field.

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Mr. Mercades and Finders Keepers are both excellent. End of Watch was meh.

It - may have been better to keep Bev out and just play a game of soggy biscuit

You need to learn how to sort books in the shelf, it looks more like the graph of a stock with tall books mixed with smaller ones.

Please do Zoctober!!

You showed this to your grandmother who is no longer with us?…😱

I Was A Teenage Slasher is pretty good….definitely recommend the audio…it’s a slasher memoir narrated by the main character who is a guy who was a teenage slasher back in 1987…it’s kind of ridiculous but also interesting lol…I liked it better than My Heart is a Chainsaw…

I subbed both of you. I like how you get right into the book reviews without long intro stuff.

Thank you.

Too many spoilers!

I love Craig DiLouie, but my favorite book of his so far is Suffer the Children. It didn’t hook me right away, but when it did..so good.

hope you enjoy reading them all! 💜

I'm new to the channel, but I would love to see Zoctober.

Per your channel intro you like Stephen King. I am not a big fan of SK. However, I like your videos. I really enjoy them. Thank you for sharing. -James

“Catalogue” is the word you’re looking for Thanks for the recommends. Love it

I keep looking for a kindred spirit who loved Cell. Anyhoo, halfway through the vid. Great so far!

I'd really like to see Zoctober!

Zoctober sounds fun!

I'm fairly new but I'm down for Zoctober!

Episode Thirteen really fell flat for me as well. I really wanted to like the book, but it was just an okay read.

omg.. why did i never piece together the Maddy McCain comparison! YES!!! Curious what you thought of the one she released last year.. everyone here is lying. I'm excited for the new one tomorrow! ( July 30)

I cried for 10mins straight near the end of These Silent Woods. A really good story!

I’m starting The Only One Left today

Sorry for spamming But have read the wishbone books I mention it cause they did episodes where they did Frankenstein and Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. And I thought you like to know also l Robin Hood and the headless horsemen episode as well .

Have you ever thought of reviewing a Nero wolf novel I can recommend two Some buried Caesar And the mother hunt . I’ve read them of both multiple times .

Less Zack, more Mav!!!

the man in black is Randall Flagg lol, the walkin dude, the dark man, ageless stranger, THE MAN IN BLACK he has alot of names too Walter paddock, Walter o’dim, Russell faraday, Richard freeman ,Ramsey forrest just to name a few ! Dont wordy its confusing hahaha

I didn't feel like Donna was to blame for everything. Many events collided: 1. The evil spirit of Frank Dodd (monster in the closet: boogeyman). Tad ended up going with Donna because he didn't feel safe unless he was with one of his parents. Vic was gone on a business trip - so felt like she had to bring Tad with her to get the car repaired. 2. Being a stay-at-home mom is hard, especially if your husband is often gone for work. Donna was lonely - as anyone would be in that situation. 3. Vic felt like he had to work a lot and go on this trip because things weren't going well at work because of the Sharp cereal fiasco. 4. Cujo is bitten by the bat and gets rabies. But it's not his fault either he was just being a dog. However - if the dog had been vaccinated...so perhaps there is someone to blame. 5. Charity's abusive husband motivates her to leave with her child after winning the lottery (what are the chances?!), which causes the opportunity for Cujo's illness to go unnoticed for a long time. Donna spends a lot of time thinking this is all her fault, but it isn't. It isn't anyone's fault. It's a tragedy caused by horrible coincidences. It is completely random and that's what makes it terrifying. This could happen to anyone.

Im a new Stephen King reader, just got done with my third King book. My favorite so far is Billy Summers. Loved that one!

My favorites are Revival and Joyland. Joyland is definitely a corny piece of fluff with extra cheese, but I love it. I like the concept of a carnival setting, and it's actually odd that King did it only once, now that I think about it. I prefer it when King gets nostalgic, he does that pretty well (The Body is my favorite novella of his (and Stand By Me is my favorite movie adaptation from King). As for some of the others - Shining and 'Salem's Lot were not perfect, but at least solid. The Stand I quit about 500 pages in - words cannot describe how crushingly, hellishly boring the Larry and Nick plots are. And Under the Dome is sloppy but one of his most entertaining reads once it gets going. In all honesty, I think I like his short stories more, though.

Thanks for the recommendation. Managed to get Boys Life on kindle but Night of Summer had to be special ordered as none of our book shops have access to it in Ireland. Got a second hand one on Amazon for 30e. Expensive but anything that’s a bit like IT is something have to read as IT is my favourite book.

Wizard and glass would be in my top 3 easy. Not sure I can belive you actually read the darktower series now hahahaha.

See all I heard was that Summer of Night was just like It, and I get why comparisons would be made but the meat of the story, for me, isn't anything like IT

Excellent list! Whalefall is on my tbr. I am planning on reading Lisey's Story next, great to hear a positive review. I really enjoyed Summer of Night but not as much as IT. Boy's Life is absolutely magnificent, in my top ten novels of all time! Agree, probably the best Coming Of Age story I have ever read too. Look forward to your deep dive into the book and love the emotion! Such a wonderful novel I will definitely be re-visiting, masterpiece indeed!

Oh my goodness, A Boy's Life is one of my all time favorites. Very happy to know you loved it too! Now you need to get Danielle to read it😁 So glad you finally read Summer of Night! The sequel A Winter Haunting is good but has a totally different feel to it.

My best book so far this year is Adam Plantinga's, The Ascent. An intense ride for a book!

So far, the best book this year had been Richard Bachman's 'Rage'. Not in the creepy way, but in the booklover way.

I can believe it, I had the same at number 1, excellent review

love the Overlook curtains in the background lol

the other hard case crime book is gonna come up ...LATER on lol

man you really don't love his collections haha

I think it is the fault of the dog's owners. Had they gotten him vaxxed for rabies, he never would have gotten it and no one would have died at all.

Love Christine and Cujo. Those both got 5 starts from me. Roadwork might well be the worst Stephen King book ever. Definitely the worst of Richard Bachman.

I didn’t like Pet Sematary as much as most others seem to. I haven’t read all of King’s works, but I really like what you have to say on this list!

Series I’d recommend for you is The Dresden Files. Not Horror but the best Urban Fantasy Series and my 2nd favorite Series overall…

Yes love needful things