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In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

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The first one is still the best in my opinion, mainly because of how mysterious and enigmatic the world was. You didn't understand much and that was okay, because we knew what the gunslinger wanted: to catch the man in black. And King succeeded wonderfully here.

In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

3. On Writing
One part memoir, one part writing guide, On Writing is a great book for both King devotees and fledgling writers. Some of the bits on writing most of us writees have already heard from other writing resources, but this remains a highly informative and entertaining read.

In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

5. Wind through the keyhole
A story within a story really shouldn't have worked, but i found this little dark tower book to be quite piogant.

In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

6.
King packs a lot of great stuff into 100 pages, but the ending disappointed me. It wasn't a bad one by any means, but it felt like it didn't know what it was reaching for.

In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

7. Drawing of Three
A contraversial choice, putting book 2 so low, but in my opinion, King's meandering passages don't mesh with a breathless, edge of your seat pacing such as this. Still a good book, though.

In celebration of Stephen King's newest release, If It Bleeds, i'm ranking/reviewing all ten books of his that I've read.

8. Doctor Sleep.
This one has some really good character development, but the plot sags too much, and it doesn't help that most of Danny's growth happens before the main plot even starts.