Stephen’s answer to “Who are your favorite "new" horror authors (perhaps in the last twenty years) and why?” > Likes and Comments

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message 1: by Sylwia (new)

Sylwia <3


message 2: by Julie (new)

Julie I really liked A Head Full of Ghosts , too.


message 3: by Jill (new)

Jill Joe is on the right path, I'm also a fan.


message 4: by Eggi (new)

Eggi I really love Joe Hills Books *__*


message 5: by Olga (new)

Olga Miret Plenty to be proud about. I must check the other recommendations. Thanks very much.


message 6: by Laura (new)

Laura His newest book, The Fireman was voted best Horror book this year by Goodreads members. I voted for him too!


message 7: by Aimee (new)

Aimee Brotherton Going to have to get those books!


message 8: by Lynne (new)

Lynne I just finished "A Head Full of Ghosts" 3 days ago, and I really enjoyed it. In addition to Shirley Jackson, I feel it also has it's ancestral origins in a mix of Saki, O. Henry, and Frank Stockton.


message 9: by Susan (new)

Susan Mikkelsen I loved "The Fireman" but my favorite is still "Heart-Shaped Box."


message 10: by Bobby (new)

Bobby Bermea Your son is a BOSS. That's why you like him.


message 11: by Christopher (new)

Christopher Raff Joe is a fantastic writer, you have every reason to be proud.


message 12: by Wanda (new)

Wanda Maynard I love Joe Hill's work. But, hey! His dad is a fantastic writer too.


message 13: by Karen (new)

Karen No surprise Joe is such a gifted writer. He didn't fall far from the tree! I've enjoyed all his books so far, but NOS4A2 is my fave. :-)


message 14: by Kat (new)

Kat Jenkins "The Fireman" blew me away. I am so impressed with how good he is, and I enjoy the references to one another's work you both work in. It's fun to catch, and I'm sure fun to write. He's good. And you have both shaped, and continue to shape, the world. Love your work.


message 15: by Lisa Goodale (new)

Lisa Goodale I love your work and always have. I devour everything you write as soon as it's available. Your son is a very accomplished author too and I've enjoyed all of his books as well as your wife's books. With two authors as influences Joe couldn't fail. Your all so very good!! Keep pumping them out and I will keep being the "Faithful Reader"


message 16: by Diane (new)

Diane Gordon After I read the Fireman I found and ordered everything Joe has written. Including the screenplay. He's good, really really good


message 17: by Heather (new)

Heather Easley-Rickard loved Head Full of Ghosts, it was a real head trip!


message 18: by Deborah (new)

Deborah Benson I just started reading Red Moon and I am loving it!


message 19: by Katya (new)

Katya Mills cool. thanks Mr. King, I am gonna read all of them, Joe Hill, Percy, and Tremblay. if you have time, you may dig my book Grand Theft Life which you can find on amazon. I was inspired as a kid by reading you and Charles Dickens and William Faulkner. thanks 4 all you do. -KatYa


message 20: by Barbara (new)

Barbara Senteney Received Lock and Key 1 and 2 today along with the last 3 Dark Tower books am so excited, still waiting on delivery of NOS4A2


message 21: by PJ (new)

PJ The Equinox by M.J. Preston is one of my favorites. I love everything he has written, novels and short stories. His writing just sucks you in, makes it hard to put the book down.


message 22: by Julie (new)

Julie Loved Head full of Ghosts, too!


message 23: by Kike (new)

Kike Ramos I really like Joe Hill, and Josh Malerman! Bird Box and A House At the Bottom Of The Lake were amazing.


message 24: by Lu (new)

Lu i'm listening to Sleeping Beauties right now - man, nobody does stories like SK -- it's amazing how much housework i get done when he's rocking my headphones... {sigh} The Dark Tower was a boon to my move... Frank Muller ... man... he was THE voice... dang it, here i am all maudlin and commenting on King.... GOOD WORK DUDE!!!


message 25: by Demopoulosjac (new)

Demopoulosjac Hi I am doing a report on you and I wonder if you could help me out. :)


message 26: by Amanda (new)

Amanda I read Head Full of Ghosts and I honestly gasped out loud at the dinner table scene at the end. What an amazing work!


message 27: by Finnigan (new)

Finnigan Brando OH WOAH I had no idea Joe Hill was your son!! No wonder I like his work so much


message 28: by Owen (new)

Owen Just picked up the fireman by joe hill what are the chances


message 29: by Melanie (new)

Melanie Downes I have no idea Joe Hill was your son. I will have to check out his books as well too


message 30: by Carol (new)

Carol Saxelby I'm trying out Benjamin Percy - Red Moon - on the basis of this. :-) Also waiting for Elevation to arrive on my Kindle.


message 31: by Tiffany (new)

Tiffany Murphy Joe Hill's books are awesome!! I particularly liked The Fireman.


message 32: by Ali (new)

Ali Salman I have just written a book and I don't know how to find readers ,,,,

this is the link of it on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/six-addictions...

I don't know how to be a popular author ????
Can you help me ???


message 33: by Ali (new)

Ali Salman The book I wrote about describes "Addiction" ,,,
in the story I wrote ,, there is a guy who caused himself to have addictions because of a one-sided love ,,, after he admitted that he is addicted he tried to quit but he relapsed ,, he quit and relapsed ,,, until he then finds an effective solution to stop his addictions and relapses ,,, this book is going to teach the one how to stop an addiction


message 34: by Trippy (new)

Trippy I like Miael by Grea Alexander. Weird, creepy stuff.


message 35: by Trippy (new)

Trippy I love your older books too like Thinner.


message 36: by Voicieh (new)

Voicieh Lentz Was Jud (Pet Sematary) crazy?


message 37: by Stephen king (new)

Stephen king The sun dog and Shineing is my favourite horror novels.
I find top 20 horror stephen king novel books on mystephenking.com


message 38: by Trevor (new)

Trevor Clark epic


message 39: by Ann (new)

Ann Womack I've seen In the Tall Grass. Great collaboration of rather and son. I was on the edge of my seat from the moment they entered the field of horror.


message 40: by GAIL (new)

GAIL MRS GRAY My son and i love all Stephen Kings stories he has wonderful imagination like Edgar Allan Poe.


message 41: by MartinaTreveris (new)

MartinaTreveris Dear Mr. King,

Why do you not accept new questions. I have a question about the Dark Tower book, could you please, please answer it?
Is the reason, why Roland has to repeat his search for the dark tower again and again, that he has sacrifice all his friends for that search? Have he repeat again and again because he must learn that he should change his prioritys?
Or have i interpreted that wrong? (less)


message 42: by Valerie (new)

Valerie There is this baby horror author in India 'Ajinkya Bhasme' I recently took his material and his book -As Death Stared Back reminded me so much of The Shining, he seems to be India's answer to King.


message 43: by Jason (new)

Jason Medina I did not realize he was your son. My wife and I enjoy the NOS4A2 television series. I am sure the book is much better.


message 44: by Melanie (new)

Melanie Downes I love Joe Hill as well. He’s a great author. I loved his book 20th century ghosts. It’s one of my favorite books. I love your work Stephen King. My TOP 6 favorite books by you are Needful things, Doctor Sleep, The shining , it, Misery and Pet Sematary. My also favorite Horror author is Dan Simmons carrion comfort. I love him because he reminds me of you Stephen King because of the similar work he does as well too. I hope you write more books and same to Joe Hill


message 45: by Kyle (new)

Kyle Joe Hill? Well, Fair enough. It's well deserved, anyways. But, ahem...
Stephen, you got any openings for adoption? I need some promotion, I'm broke, but totally OK with calling you papa. ;)


message 46: by KATHY (new)

KATHY I was blown away by Tabitha King as well as Joe Hill and I had never ventured much out of my comfort zone genre previously.


message 47: by Dylan (new)

Dylan Donno if anybody can help me on this other than stephen king himself.. id just like to know feom the stand... where he got his idea for the dark man.. spesifically to call him that and his characteristics


message 48: by Justin (new)

Justin Klinger Stephen King has given us so many great books and short stories over the years, but the best thing he's given us is Joe Hill.


message 49: by RubieReads (new)

RubieReads Joe Hill is your son??? WoW I had no idea! You should be proud! 💙


message 50: by Christian (new)

Christian It's one thing to be proud of your son. But let's be honest, Joe just kicks ass! Doesn't need the King as backup.


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