How many books did Stephen King actually write?
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Stephen Edwin King (born September 21, 1947) is an American author best known for horror novels. A 2003 recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Book Awards, King's books have been enormously successful, and are often featured on bestseller lists\n\nBibliography\n1963 The Aftermath (an unpublished novel) \n1970 Sword in the Darkness (an unpublished novel) \n1973 Blaze (an unpublished novel) \n1974 Carrie \n1975 'Salem's Lot \n1977 Rage (as Richard Bachman) \n1977 The Shining \n1978 Night Shift (stories) \n1978 The Stand \n1979 The Dead Zone \n1979 The Long Walk (as Richard Bachman) \n1980 Firestarter \n1981 Cujo \n1981 Danse Macabre (nonfiction about horror) \n1981 Road Work (as Richard Bachman) \n1982 Creepshow (comic book, illustrated by Bernie Wrightson) \n1982 The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger \n1982 Different Seasons (novellas) \n1982 The Running Man (as Richard Bachman) \n1983 Christine \n1983 Pet Sematary \n1983 Cycle of the Werewolf (illustrated by Bernie Wrightson) \n1984 The Talisman (written with Peter Straub) \n1984 Thinner (as Richard Bachman) \n1985 Skeleton Crew (stories) \n1985 The Bachman Books (novel collection) \n1986 It \n1987 The Eyes of the Dragon \n1987 Misery \n1987 The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three \n1988 The Tommyknockers \n1988 Nightmares in the Sky (gargoyle photo book with text by King; photos by f-stop fitzgerald) \n1989 The Dark Half \n1989 Dolan's Cadillac (limited edition) \n1989 My Pretty Pony (limited edition) \n1990 The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition \n1990 Four Past Midnight (stories) \n1991 Needful Things \n1991 The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands \n1992 Gerald's Game \n1993 Dolores Claiborne \n1993 Nightmares & Dreamscapes (stories) \n1994 Insomnia \n1995 Rose Madder \n1995 Umney's Last Case \n1996 The Green Mile (originally published as a monthly serial consisting of six parts: The Two Dead Girls, The Mouse on the Mile, Coffey's Hands, The Bad Death of Eduard Delacroix, Night Journey, and Coffey on the Mile) \n1996 Desperation \n1996 The Regulators (as Richard Bachman) \n1997 Six Stories (stories) \n1997 The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass \n1998 Bag of Bones \n1999 Storm of the Century \n1999 The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon \n1999 The New Lieutenant's Rap (limited edition) \n1999 Hearts in Atlantis \n1999 Blood and Smoke (audio book) \n2000 Riding the Bullet (electronically published novella) \n2000 The Plant (electronically published) Stephen King (Publishing of 'The Plant') \n2000 Secret Windows \n2000 On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft (nonfiction and autobiography) \n2001 Dreamcatcher \n2001 Black House (sequel to The Talisman; written with Peter Straub) \n2002 From a Buick 8 \n2002 Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales (stories) \n2003 The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger (revised version) \n2003 The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla \n2004 The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah \n2004 The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower \n2004 Faithful: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season \n2005 The Colorado Kid, published in October by Hard Case Crime Paperback \n2006 Cell, to be released in January 24th \n2006 The Secretary of Dreams, a limited edition to be released in the first half of 2006 \n2006 Lisey's Story, to be released in October \n2007 the Dark Tower comic book, to be released in February by Marvel Comics
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Cuthbert Allgood was a Stephen King character. You are right about that. But what you are wrong about is that some dumb hillbilly redneck will answer it. Last I knew you aren't aloud to answer your own questions.
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i just did one and i wrote about 2 books
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I don't know of any books being taken off the market, but "Rage", which is actually one of his Bachman books, is being taken out of print.  The novel was written many years ago, but is about a student shooting up his school.  Mr. King decided not to allow it to be printed anymore due to recent events.
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look in the back of his latest book, there is usually a list of all books published. My parents read his books, I have only read Bone Collector and Coffin Dancer, but he has done a lot. There was The Lake Houses and some kind of numbered series, something like 1st to die, and 2nd something, and 3rd Horseman I think, anyway that is all I know, hoped it helped. If you want his whole collection you are probably going to have to look for them individually or perhaps order them all from the publisher or find them from a collector. People like my parents read them once and then collect them and they are kept in excellent condition. Try a local used bookstore to scope out some collectors.
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It's not a complete novel. It's a novella published in a collection with a few other shorter stories. The collection is entitled "Different Seasons" and was published in 1982.
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He's a young adult author.  He's written After the First Death, I am the Cheese, and The Chocolate War.  Good books but have been considered controversial for use in the classroom.
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novels are usually longer and have a distinguished author, such as CHRISINE BY STEPHEN KING, AUTHOR OF CARRIE
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i reread books all the time. maybe eight is a little overdoing it but i dont think youre wierd. obsessed, yes. but not wierd.
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yes Stephen Kings "It"
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www.gutenberg.org/ has thousands, but not all books.  Good luck!
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3661 words...\n\nwill post them all if you want.
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Ask yourself what you learned about death from reading these two books.  Write it all down. Point 1, 2, etc. and start from there. \nYou 'did' read the books didn't you?
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Some of King's hand written speeches including "I Have A Dream" are on display in Atlanta.\n\nAs a footnote,and contrary to popular belief,King made this speech numerous times.
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too many. you could buy a book about it and find out.
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Stephen King places ordinary people in extraordinary situations. He is a very moralistic writer -- his characters are punished for the "sins" they create. My favorite book Different Seasons. Met him in St. Louis years ago -- very cool guy.
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I am not sure if he was, but our current bible is missing several books.  Each of the 11 disciples wrote a book (all but Judas), but we only have 4.  Also, bear in mind that the Catholic Bible and Protestant Bible have different books.  However, although I am sure he probably wrote "something" about Christ, I can not say for sure it was a "book," and that his book was rejected.