What are some Stephen King novels you have never read?

[urrutiap]

What are some Stephen King novles that you never ever had the time or money to buy the book and read or some books that you only read once and cant remember what happened?

Yesterday I got Needful Things and Rose Madder from barnes and noble and Needful Things I only read once back in the mid 1990s and then the movie came out.

Rose Madder is one of the few Stephen King novels that I never had the time or money to buy and read. Also Rose Madder was always the hardest one to catch back then when it first came out in bookstores. Just not enough copies of that book or something LOL

[JellybeanJay]

The novels that I am having a hard time finding are hard copies of The Shining and Thinner. I check used bookstores every day!

[GNTLGNT]

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

[kingricefan]

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

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

[Elemeno P]

The Stand

As a newbie to the SK world via audiobooks (40 min commute to work) I just finished the DT and currently on The Talisman.

I think I'm going to start pecking away at The Stand after Black House.

Gah....I wish there was a half priced audio books store....guess thats the premium I have to pay to outsource my "reading".

[king family fan]

Most of us here are addicts...Mine was the Plant until the Office came along...Yay for the Office.

[tower-obsession]

There are a lot I've never read. I'm fixing that.

[fljoe0]

SK is so prolific, it is easy to miss a couple along the way. I've read most everything but I haven't read, "Insomnia", Desperation" or "Blaze". I think there are one or two more.

[jacobtlong]

The Colorado Kid. As short as it is I don't think it's worth spending six bucks on it. I look for it at the local flea market, but I haven't found it yet.

[xkittyx]

The Colorado Kid. As short as it is I don't think it's worth spending six bucks on it. I look for it at the local flea market, but I haven't found it yet.

I found my copy at the local Dollar General, along with a few others in the Hard Case Crime series. Paperbacks are usually about $1.25 there.

As for ones I've never read, I started reading my mom's copy of the Tommyknockers when I was about 10, and only made it a few chapters in before I think I gave up. Then I got myself a copy of Christine maybe a year or so later, and same thing, only made it a few chapters in before I quit and moved on to other SKs. I'm nearly 26 now, and have yet to go back and try reading them again. Probably should though.
There's a few I've read 5 years or more ago though that also need re-read. My most recent re-reading spree, started a year and half ago and continuing on, has mostly centered on the Dark Tower and the closely related ones, with a few others tossed in.