Stephen King

Stephen King

Horror and Suspense Master

Stephen King is an acclaimed author known for crafting psychological thrillers and horror novels that explore dark human nature and supernatural elements.

Authors & Thinkers

Stephen King is one of the most prolific and influential authors in contemporary fiction, with a career spanning decades. His work spans horror, suspense, and literary fiction, with bestsellers like The Shining and It establishing him as a master of psychological terror. King's ability to blend character-driven narratives with compelling plots has made him a defining voice in modern American literature.

26 Books Recommended by Stephen King

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#1

The Dutch House

by Ann Patchett

3 people recommended

At first you turn the pages; then you slip into that world.

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Also recommended by: Dana Perino, Diane Rehm

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#2

And Then There Were None

by Agatha Christie

2 people recommended

Lots of murders, but relatively bloodless. And a great mystery.

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Also recommended by: Rian Johnson

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#3

Ninth House

by Leigh Bardugo

2 people recommended

Great fantasy/horror novel.

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Also recommended by: Marie Lu

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#4

Carrion Comfort

by Dan Simmons

[This author's] best book.

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#5

A Cosmology of Monsters

by Shaun Hamill

A cool book.

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#6

Defending Jacob

by William Landay

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#7

Mission Flats

by William Landay

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#8

The Strangler

by William Landay

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#9

The Chill

by Scott Carson

Characters you root for and a story that grips from the first page.

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#10

Cold Storage

by David Koepp

Gruesome, terrifying, pulse-pounding, and also pretty goddam funny in places.

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#11

The Unwilling

by Kelly Braffet

Absolutely couldn’t put it down. Didn’t want it to end.

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#12

Dying is Easy

by Joe Hill

A terrific read.

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#13

Full Throttle

by Joe Hill

I love these stories.

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#14

Charlesgate Confidential

by Scott Von Doviak

recommended 3x

If you haven’t read [this book], you’re missing a tall cool one.

If you haven’t read [this book], you’re missing a tall cool one.

If you haven’t read [this book], you’re missing a tall cool one.

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#15

Shaker

by Scott Frank

Hit me like a bolt of lightning.

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#16

Growing Things and Other Stories

by Paul Tremblay

9 creepy classics that will turn your favorite easy chair into an uneasy chair.

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#17

Koko

by Peter Straub

One of the great novels of the 20th century’s second half.

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#18

Necessary People

by Anna Pitoniak

I literally couldn't stop reading. Murder, ambition, toxic friendship. What's not to like?

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#19

Elevator Pitch

by Linwood Barclay

recommended 3x

One hell of a suspense novel.

One hell of a suspense novel.

One hell of a suspense novel.

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#20

The Guest Book

by Sarah Blake

recommended 3x

Lots to unpack there.

Lots to unpack there.

Lots to unpack there.

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#21

A Head Full of Ghosts

by Paul Tremblay

recommended 3x

Scary shit within.

Scary shit within.

Scary shit within.

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#22

Cemetery Road

by Greg Iles

recommended 3x

Pure reading pleasure. This guy knows the deep south as well or better than any other novelist.

Pure reading pleasure. This guy knows the deep south as well or better than any other novelist.

Pure reading pleasure. This guy knows the deep south as well or better than any other novelist.

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#23

Cari Mora

by Thomas Harris

recommended 3x

Reading his prose is like running a slow hand down cold silk.

Reading his prose is like running a slow hand down cold silk.

Reading his prose is like running a slow hand down cold silk.

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#24

You Are Released

by Joe Hill

recommended 2x

The best short story I read in 2018? Easy. ['You Are Released']. You can find it in [this book].

The best short story I read in 2018? Easy. ['You Are Released']. You can find it in [this book].

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#25

The Border

by Don Winslow

Everyone in America--left, right, and center--should read this book.

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#26

Five Decembers

by James Kestrel

recommended 2x

One of the best hardboiled noirs I’ve read in years.

One of the best hardboiled noirs I’ve read in years.

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