Garcia, these are the essential horror novels that every reader needs to pick up (even if they may be terrifying).

Stephen King jumped into the crime/mystery genre with full force when writing The Colorado Kid, and the result was one of his shortest books and also up there as one of the least scary.

The “King of Horror” has written more than 60 novels. With so many books to choose from, you might not know where to start. We have some suggestions.

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Stephen King has a talent for taking old horror stereotypes like vampires and then shaping them into something new. You would love this book if you enjoyed Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot. DON'T MISS: ...

Stephen King has written lots of notable fiction, including The Shining, Misery, and Carrie. Here's what else we recommend from the horror/sci-fi/fantasy author.

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By Stephen King King has written no shortage of great horror novels and many of his classics — “It,” “The Stand,” “Pet Sematary” — are apt to raise a few goose bumps.

Stephen King’s best horror books to keep you awake at night, from Jack Torrance in The Shining to Holly Gibney and everything between.