Stephen King is one of my favorite authors of all time. I’m on a quest to read every single book and story he’s ever written.
The bright covers are the ones I’ve finished; the faded ones are still ahead. Tap a cover to tick it yourself — your ticks stay in your browser, and the numbers follow you. His desk story from On Writing is the one passage I keep on my office wall.
48of 82 novels & collections
5of 35 uncollected stories
2of 7 non-fiction
44%of 124 works read
A third of the way there. The Tower is still a long way off.
The stories that never made it into one of his collections: college magazine pieces, deleted scenes from The Shining, anthology one-offs, and a few PDFs King gives away on his own site. The hardest part of the quest is finding them.
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I tick books off on my own dashboard as I finish them, and this wall follows it. Titles link to Amazon, where a small commission helps pay for the next book. Covers belong to their publishers. Stephen King is also on my wall of inspirations, and the rest of my favorite books are on Books I Love.