Кинг: ревюта на книги

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В тази тема ще пускам ревюта/рецензии на книги, писани от Кинг. Започвам с най-новото му ревю:

Josh Ritter’s Novel of Appalachia
Ревю на "Bright's Passage" by Josh Ritter

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The Eerie Aftermath of a Mass Exit
Ревю на "The Leftovers" by Tom Perrotta

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Ревю на "The Night Eternal" by Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan

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Bride of Hades
Ревю на "The Accursed" by Joyce Carol Oates

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http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/13/books ... wanted=all
Ревю на "Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt

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King:

Finished RED MOON, by Benjamin Percy. A werewolf epic. Can't stop thinking about it.

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"Clever story, smart prose." (about "The Shining Girls" by Lauren Beukes)

"I'm loving THE SOUTHERN REACH TRILOGY, by Jeff Vandermeer. Creepy and fascinating."

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"BROKEN MONSTERS, by Lauren Beukes: Scary as hell and hypnotic. I couldn't put it down. I'd grab it, if I were you."

"NICEVILLE and THE HOMECOMING, by Carsten Stroud: crazy-good supernatural/crime/horror epic. Blew me away."

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"THE ACCIDENT, by Chris Pavone: if you like real nail-biters, this is the best one so far this year."

"If you read Alex Marwood's THE WICKED GIRLS, her new one--THE KILLER NEXT DOOR--is even better. Scary as hell. Great characters."

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YOU, by Caroline Kepnеs: Hypnotic and scary. A little Ira Levin, a little Patricia Highsmith, and plenty of serious snark. Cool stuff.

If you liked THE MIST, try DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN, by Brian Keene. Excellent short horror novel.

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Finishing THE PAYING GUESTS, by Sarah Waters. Awesome full-bodied novel. It's like she's saying, "Hey, dudes, this is how you do it."

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THE BORDER, by Robert McCammon: Rip-roaring, old-school SF. Mean aliens, heroic earthlings. Subterranean Press. Late May. I dug it.

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Dennis Lehane's WORLD GONE BY is the best gangster novel since THE GODFATHER. Terrific story, shattering conclusion.

THE POWER OF THE DOG and THE CARTEL, by Don Winslow: I'm totally swept up. You can't ask more for emotionally moving entertainment.

BAD COUNTRY, by CB McKenzie: Terrific crime/suspense/mystery novel, but the real revelation is his fresh and original voice.

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http://www.bustle.com/articles/105586-1 ... fy-you-too
11 Books That Scared The Master of Horror, Stephen King

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http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/08/31/op ... .html?_r=2
http://www.webcafe.bg/id_2087167329_Sti ... roduktiven_
Stephen King: Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?

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Stephen has written an introduction to be published in The Rim of Morning: Two Tales of Classic Horror written by William Sloane and released on October 6th. Stephen is one of several writers to praise these stories, saying:
The re-issue of these two remarkable novels is long overdue... I can think of no other novels exactly like these two, either in style or substance. My only regret is that William Sloane did not continue... Yet we must be grateful for what we have, which is a splendid rediscovery. These two novels are best read after dark, I think, possibly on an autumn night with a strong wind blowing the leaves around outside.

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http://www.nybooks.com/blogs/nyrblog/20 ... of-horror/
The Edge of Horror - Stephen King

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SLADE HOUSE, by David Mitchell: Hard to imagine a more finely wrought and chilling tale of the supernatural. One of the rare great ones.

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Laura Lippman's latest novel, WILDE LAKE, is a knockout. You should get right on that.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/books ... .html?_r=0
Stephen King Reviews "THE WONDER" by Emma Donoghue