Essays on Stephen King

Mr. Mercedes is a wrongdoing novel by American essayist Stephen King. It is his 51st novel and the 44th distributed under his own name. He calls it his first hard-bubbled analyst book. It was distributed on June 3, 2014. On June 10, 2014 the creator…

Literary short stories are known to be difficult because the author needs to create a powerful story in order to get his main point across to his audience. It is not like a novel where they get to go in depth about the setting, the…

Mr. Mercedes is a wrongdoing novel by American essayist Stephen King. It is his 51st novel and the 44th distributed under his own name. He calls it his first hard-bubbled analyst book. It was distributed on June 3, 2014.[1] On June 10, 2014 the creator…

Textual Critique: “Why We Crave Horror Movies” By Stephen King In the essay “Why We Crave Horror Movies” by Stephen King, the main point of the essay is explaining why people enjoy horror films. King is pinpointing an audience who is intrigued by horror and…

“The Body”: Fall From Innocence Through the use of symbols, Stephen King creates a story about four boys losing their innocence in the search for a dead body. In the book it describes the boys going on a journey through the woods and on the…

Analysis of Chapter 1 of the Gunslinger Stephen King’s classic introduction to his famous “Dark Tower” series is his greatest claim to fame, and may very well be one of the most influential “Post-Apocalyptic” style books in the lost 100 years. The name of this…