I'm not sure which his scariest is!
The first half of It?
River ,'Safe'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I'm not sure which his scariest is!
The first half of It?
The Stand isn't really a horror novel, in my mind.
Peter Straub's Floating Dragon scared the shit out of me.
Dear Stephen King, please write an updated version of Danse Macabre. The horror genre needs a new overview.
Oh god, what Jilli said. That's one of my favorite books, period.
I used that book as a checklist when I first read it. I read every book he recommended in it.
Floating Dragon
Oh GOD yes! I swear I slept with the light on for 3 nights.
When I was a kid/tween there was a couple of anthology books published under Alfred Hitchcock Presents name, man there were some scary stories in them. I read those till the bindings were ragged.
Amy, I'll second that statement on Floating Dragon. I read it over twenty years ago, and there are still images and ideas from that book that haunt me.
I'm trying to remember the other one he wrote that killed me. Crap.
I'm not sure which his scariest is!
As my answer, I will admit that, when I finished Salem's lot at 3 a.m., I got up, went to the kitchen and made sure there was garlic.
Julia, If You Could See Me Now, and Ghost Story were all fantastic, but it was If You Could See Me Now that really haunted me.