What are some Stephen King novels you have never read?

[Tinahorve]

Have read all the novels and loved them all. I bought a copy of Rocky Wood's Stephen King Uncollected and Unpublished. That started me on a massive scavenger hunt. There were (are) many short stories and poems that I had not read or seen before. It has been fun trying to gather some of these.

My two favorites are "Before the Play" published in Whispers and the original publication of Children of the Corn in Penthouse 1977.

[HPMcClendon]

I have only just started Lisey's Story and have not read but just got CELL. I have not read The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon either... I'm sure there are a few more out there somewhere.

[guido tkp]

umm....uhhh....well....unless i'm mistaken....only the one with stewart o'nan...the nonfiction baseball one...

many...i've read more than once... some even more than that....

oooohhhhh...i haven't read 'joyland...or 'dr sleep'...does that count

[kingricefan]

uhhhh, that would be none...I AM an addict...

Stands up and says 'My name is Dan and I'm a King-alholic.'

[Daniel Lee Severn]

Eyes of the Dragon
11/22/63
Roadwork
The Running Man
On Writing
Danse Macabre
Blaze
Blockade Billy
The Plant

[gypsycrow]

I refuse to read Cujo.

[Mr. Jabot]

Gosh, looking through the list....there's a lot of his books I still haven't read. You guys have me beat for sure!

[guido tkp]

hmmmm....the plant...guess i shoulda thought of that one....there ya go...one i haven't read

[Neesy]

Well, just off the top of my head - Cell is one - I took it out of the library but then just did not read it and returned it. "It" is another one and of course the Dark Tower series. Looks like I got some "splaining to do" as Ricky used to say to Lucy, eh?

There are actually lots of others as well that I have not read yet so there is a lot to look forward to. I read Stephen King many years ago and then just recently "rediscovered" him. I loved Dumas Key, Under the Dome, 11/22/63, Rose Madder, Hearts in Atlantis, Insomnia, to name a few that I read recently for the first time. I should do up a list of those I still need to get to. I really enjoyed "On Writing" and currently I have Danse Macabre on the go as well as "Skeleton Crew". Oh yes - Bag of Bones was really good but I did not enjoy the movie as it was hard to picture Pierce Brosnan as the main character. Lisey's Story was hard to get into at first but eventually it got much better. Well, that's all folks as they say in the Looney Tunes... Back to work as my wee break is now over

[skyrow]

I have all of his books but I'm trying not to finish them all so I won't have to wait months if I need a SK fix, but I have yet to get to
Blockade Billy
Carrie
The Dead Zone
and I'm trying to read Danse Macabre but I'm finding it difficult.
P.S. I lied, I do not have On Writing