Salem's Lot Stephen King Analysis

To the Honorable and Most Highest Imminence of Horror, Master King: I hope that you find my account interesting and enjoyable. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this. Long before I became a grandmother, a mother, married, divorced, or danced to Stairway to Heaven at my 8th grade prom, I was a faithful Stephen King follower. The Summer of 1976, after reading my first Stephen King novel, Salems Lot I placed garlic strands on all of the windowsills in the family home. Yes, in 1976, at the age of 12, after reading my first horror novel, I was hooked. The garlic thing almost landed me in a psychiatrist office. Since then, I've read them all. Well most of them, anyway. Danse Macabre didn't catch my interest, and the Gunslinger's release dates too spaced apart. My apologies for the critique. BUT, I've read all the others. From Carrie to Christine, from Pet Sematary and Doctor Sleep, to my current read, Revival, I've read them all. I'm anticipating the arrival of Sleeping Beauties, hoping and praying that Owen has inherited your imagination and perception of the unknown. I'm about half-way through Revival and can't wait to see what this psycho does...... …show more content…
I cried like a baby while reading The Green Mile. And, was afraid, no afraid isn't strong enough, petrified is better, to use the restroom after reading Dreamcatcher. Your only novel to cause me nightmares. My knees ached while reading Misery. I've prayed hard after the death of a pet that it wouldn't come back as something from the depths of hell. I've called into work (on occasion) sick because I stayed up until four or five o'clock in the morning reading your novels. For all of these thought provoking, steps into horrifying and psychological madness, I Thank