Steven King: Book Carrie

Introduction

The current dominant author of horror, Stephen King has added much to his stock of tropes. Several of his reference each other, the formation of a larger universe. Known to be ridiculously prolific, but also for the production of much better written than most people who pump the rate stories, and many who take a lot more about it.

Several of his books were made into movies. Few people have been good movies, and most of those bills are, paradoxically, not horror movies. This is often due to the administration of the films have given no idea how to convey the characters' thoughts of the King, which often situations, as well as their actions in realistic scenes.

King is also in a rock band touring with a program of colleagues (including Dave Barry, Amy Tan, Ridley Pearson and Mitch Albom) called The Rock Bottom remains. They are a hell of a band.

King was loosely (and hilariously) parodied as Garth Marenghi Darkplaces, a TV parody of Kingdom Hospital - a horror series adapted by the Danish King for American television.

On Mother's Day, 1973, King novel Carrie was accepted by the publishing house Doubleday. King actually lifted a first draft of the novel in the trash after being discouraged by his progress to write about a teenager with psychic powers. His wife has recovered the manuscript and encouraged him to finish. [11] His advance for Carrie was $ 2,500, with fees Paperback win $ 400,000 at a later date.

Carrie was the first Stephen King novel, which was adapted into a horror film 1976 by Brian DePalma. The story follows high school outcast Carrie White, a teenager who has no friends at school and is constantly tormented by her classmates and her own mother, Margaret, who is a Christian fanatic Delusional. ...