I love the way he makes miga pedos seethe.
>muh iIT scene
They never read that book, they never read a book at all.
>but...
It was a novel. Fantasy.
>B...
Get rekt, pedo. Your DADDY PRESIDENT FUCKED MINORS IN REAL LIFE:
Also:
The FUCKING DARK TOWER RULES!
Trump has forgotten the face of his father.

>>510760958 (OP)
He never wrote a good book.
All you are latching onto is that people dont like him for being a child rapist.

>>510761182
Did you read his books?
Or do you just want too act smart?

>>510761491
Yeah my ex was infatuated with him.
Total fucking loser.
Read it and that was it.
His supposed magnus opus was pretty bad and yes I reserve the right to judge all his works by why what he puts forward as his best.

shame that he went to the island, his books are pretty good, I recently read cujo, decent flick, nothing life changing, just a strong 7.5/10

>>510760958 (OP)

if you don't understand what an ego maniac narcissist is he's a good start if you want to study it

>>510760958 (OP)

>>510760958 (OP)
>muh IT scene
Which scene are you talking about, the one where they all had underage sex, or the one with the homoerotic undertones when Patrick was trying to give Henry a hand job in the woods?

>>510762238
cujo was one of the worst books i have ever read, the way he drones on about the most inane bullshit for pages and pages... terrible. there are good ways to implement that, but this is not one of them, there is no pay off or reason for it. i know ive read two other sk books, but i dont remember them. i think they were shorter books, but more enjoyable

>>510762187
>Yeah my ex was infatuated with him.
he had hobbies
>Total fucking loser.
he didnt treat me like a queen
>Read it and that was it.
i didnt gave a shit about him
>His supposed magnus opus was pretty bad and yes I reserve the right to judge all his works by why what he puts forward as his best.
Ok, but storytelling is not about beating each other.

>>510762713
nigga its a book about a rabid dog it needs a lot of fluff

>>510760958 (OP)
stephen king is a hack retard but "IT" is actually pretty damn good and THAT scene isnt even too outrageous after you've spent 900 pages getting to know the characters as kids and adults. it's uncomfortable yes, but the book is largely about kids dealing with stuff they shouldn't have to deal with, and that part of the ending (going into the sewers as kids and facing their greatest fears) symbolizes their transition into adulthood as they defeat the terrors that have plagued their childhoods, so it thematically fits. that all being said, i read it when i was like 14 and told my buddy at school the next day that it (partially) ended with an underground, underage, interracial gangbang and he had the same reaction as everyone here had kek. anyway, fuck stephen king but i do recommend IT. also "the stand", "eyes of the dragon" and "different seasons". the first four dark tower books are good too but they drop off a cliff in book 5 so don't even bother.

>>510762867
>he had hobbies
She and those hobbies weren't reading.
>he didnt treat me like a queen
She and project harder. I am talking about steven king himself.
Total fucking loser just like everyone who adores him. Didn't brake up with her because of it but now that I think about it it really did bug me quite a lot how poor her taste in literature was.
>i didn't gave a shit about him
It the book. I didn't make up these stupid tites, retard.
Your hero steven did.
>Ok, but storytelling is not about beating each other.
I dont see how this is supposed to raise my opinion of steven kings "it".

>>510762890
thats my point, the story isnt worth the details. mustve had jittery fingers from the stuff and needed something to do with them

>>510762713
>cujo was one of the worst books i have ever read, the way he drones on about the most inane bullshit for pages and pages... terrible. there are good ways to implement that, but this is not one of them, there is no pay off or reason for it. i know ive read two other sk books, but i dont remember them. i think they were shorter books, but more enjoyable
I recommend Salem's Lot and The Shining. They were his first few books so he still had to comply with publishing companies demands to edit down his books. Once he got rich and famous he had no limitations imposed so he started writing enormous novels with too much unnecessary bullshit.

>>510763561
Wanna blame Stephen King for your fucked up relationships? I knew a girl that hated Bruce Lee with passion, just because one of her ex-boyfriends liked him and had 1(!) Bruce Lee movie on dvd.

He literally has child gangbangs in his books

I used to deliver mail to Stephen king. His house is creepy as fuck.

>>510765296
Meet me there anon.
>You home, Stayvun?

>>510764593
>Wanna blame Stephen King for your fucked up relationships?
These projections are getting more and more pathetic.
Have you ever even been touched by a woman, anon?

>>510762713
I feel like that's his writing style, focusing pages on minutiae.

>>510760958 (OP)
I shouldn't even respond to a memeflaggot, but I've been thinking about this a lot. There's some kind of discord/reddit/tranny raid going on right now, and I actually like that this isn't just a "muh jew's" echo chamber, but please come in with some substance. Don't just call DJT a pedo or claiming that migapedes are fuming over SK. Give some examples, otherwise it's just meaningless noise.

>>510760958 (OP)
this self absorbed boomer blocked me on Twitter because I said Kubrick's The Shining is eternally better than the book

>>510760958 (OP)
only thing I know about this guy is the edition of 'the stand' I dropped either was too meandering, or he writes too long for light reading.
And I'll never firge him praising Bandera for massacring Jews/Poles because of those russianyprank callers was fucking golden

>>510760958 (OP)
lol
Suck kike dick much?

>>510760958 (OP)
I read alot of his books in junior high

>>510760958 (OP)
>DARK TOWER RULES!
dark tower peaks at wizard and glass then turns to shit.

>>510762238
>>510762713
He said later that he was so drunk at the time, he couldn't even remember writing Cujo.
Also, Under the Dome or whatever was one of the stupidest, most painful things I've ever read.
Also, fuck that kike. Regardless of how many generations his family have been here, he should be retroactively gassed. I did enjoy his early work, though, when I was about 13.

>>510762386

>>510762867
>he didnt treat me like a queen
I'm not normally gay, but I would be sort of okay with treating you like a queen, since you definitely sound like one of those.
So, how 'bout it, faggot? Up for a bit of hate-rape?

>>510760958 (OP)
stephen king is a piece of shit but ill defend the "child" sewer gangbang scene because i read the book and actually got "it"

"it" is sex in the eyes of children, doing "it" none of them yet know what "it" is (Sex) but they hear the adults vaguely talking about it in hushed tones, it becomes whatever they fear most because again they dont know what "it" is, when they have the group gangbang in the sewer they have come of age, that is the mark of an adult being able to fuck, and fucking. the final battle has the good entity a giant turtle against a vaginal spider monster its a coming of age story about coming to terms with sex and learning what "it" actaully is (sex)

>>510768850
the turtle is phalic i forgot to add that part

>>510768966
>>510768850
the spider and the turtle is the fucked up birds and the bees in stephen kings universe

>>510768850
I dunno, anon. Something about an 11 year old girl talking about how big an 11 year old boys penis is doesn’t sit well with me.

>>510760958 (OP)
Dude was always a pedo freak 0 surprise he came out to defend the Epstein client list that is most likely on

>>510769078
its not supposed to its a horror movie but thats kind of the point, there is equal parts disgust and innocence, they are doing it for ritual purposes and dont understand the gravity of what they are doing, the entire book is tackling the grimier aspects of coming of age the foolish sexual mistakes young teens and preteens often make when coming of age is literally "it"


it was earned honestly a great book

>>510769192
>its a horror movie
book*

>>510769192
its tackling this THEMATICALLY not overtly until literally exactly that scene near the climax of the children part of the story, its perfectly executed to the point that as i read IT i got IT at the exact moment they were doing IT suddenly IT made sense to me, ITS sex. well done, guys still a freak though

>>510769192
I’ve read all of his books, and I own all of them too, including the Richard Bachman books. Yes, I also have a hard copy of Rage too. I am very aware that in the context of the book the scene does make sense and isn’t written as some sort of child erotica. However, I think I saw or read an interview where the man himself said he wouldn’t write it the same way again, if he were to go back. I do get it though, and controversially I don’t think he is a pedo for it.

>>510769400
the book doesnt work without that scene its literally the key to unlocking the rest of the book. IT is sex in the eyes of innocent children, its the most coming of age story ever written if he takes that scene out its just a horror book about a clown

>>510769400
them going back to tackle "IT" as adults is a metaphor for them coming to terms with all of them having a gangbang as adolecense in a sewer because they didnt know better

>>510769589
>>510769504
It was more than just sex, It was whatever they were afraid of. It just so happens that for a group of pubescent boys, lost in the dark, they all had the same fear. It also was meant in some way for Beverly to reclaim her sexuality after being diddled by her father. Keep in mind, that’s a very liberal, boomer way of thinking about sexuality, but King is a super liberal boomer.

>>510769776
its everything they are afraid of because they dont know what IT is, IT is literally a euphamism for sex, doing IT, its a way to say it without saying it if you say doint IT in front of a child because he is innocent he has no idea what IT means so he fills in the blanks, "beverlys dad is doing SOMETHING bad to her but we dont know what IT is being children, i think hes a werewolf" do you understand? it is about beverely reclaiming her sexuality its about ALL of them claiming their sexuality as well sex is the marker of adulthood they all fuck right before they overcome IT as children because their childlike understanding of "IT" has passed away "IT" has become sex its lost its mystery, it is a coming of age story objectively even if this is lost on you and its no coincidence the story is broken up into two parts childhood and adulthood sex is the gate between those two worlds

i dont like the man but i think he wrote a good book with it and the sewer sex scene is sort of the entire point, if it had not been so bizarre and so blunt and "SEEMINGLY" out of nowhere the theme of the book would not have clicked at least for me, we mostly agree and honestly i have enjoyed this conversation more than 99 percent of the arguments ive had on /pol/ jsyk you want to do it in a sewer with me anon? maybe come of age?

>>510770041
>you want to do it in a sewer with me anon? maybe come of age?
>>510769776
come on anon, we all float down here

>>510760958 (OP)
Stephen King is a pedophile who wrote M. Night Shymalan tier slop.
Lovecraft hated niggers and influenced an entire generation of American Gothic and Eldritch horror.
I think I prefer the latter horror writer.

>>510769400
i wish king didn’t self insert into the end of dark tower novels and i wish the movie was never made. the second book was so fucking good.

>>510770041
I’m more of a Cujo person myself, anon. No point banging on in a sewer for us. I think he gets an odd amount of attention on here given who he is. Also I think I have the rare ability in modern times to separate someone’s creative works from the person themself. He has written many iconic stories over the years, and people who deny it are just seething fags. The Body (Stand By Me), and The Shawshank Redemption are both excellent stories and movies. The man was talented. His newer works? Not so much.
I did like 11/22/63, but that was likely because his son wrote the ending.

>>510761182
No, he never wrote a good book after he quite cocaine and booze. Not to mention, that accident where he almost died fucked him up. What a shame, The Stand and a few others were good.

>>510770144
They’re two entirely different genres of horror, and at complete different times. Kings influence on horror was so profound at the time that it is commonplace now. Prior to him horror was always distant or far away, like Dracula in his castle, or Frankenstein. He was quite literally the first to write a successful, mainstream horror book that asked something as simple as “what if vampires made their way to small town America?”

>>510770342
absolutely and i think a part of this story that people who havent read king miss is that he was sort of famous for tackling the grimier sexual quirks people have in private, the junkyard owner jerking off in a mirror wearing womens clothes for instance in salems lot, a book about fucking vampitres, i think for once he just wanted it to be warranted not just a side plot in the story to add nasty grit to the world he was crafting so he made it thematically the focus of it. that book is one of the most well crafted ive ever read for how it subtley gradually reveals its theme with that sewer scene, i give him all the credit in the world for pulling that off

>>510770482
Considering most on /pol/ idolize 50’s and 60’s America, you should read 11/22/63. It’s an interesting depiction of the time. It sounds so nice. Even the way he wrote the love story in it is cool, because it’s accurate for dating at the time.

>>510761182
On Writing was pretty good

>>510770580
I did read it. It was just ok, not great.

>>510770548
I also liked The Shining for similar thematic reasons. People see the movie and think it’s a story about a haunted hotel. It’s actually a story about the affect uncontrolled alcoholism can have on a man and his family. People assume he is just a horror author, when he isn’t.
I also like how he ties in real world events to some of his stories. You know that eclipse that happened last year? The last time a similar one happened was one of the main climax points of Dolores Claiborne.

>>510760958 (OP)
I hope one day /pol/ will read my books. I’m currently working on a parody of 1984 called 2084. Basically turning all of the stuff into modern leftism shit. It’s very in the nose, but still funny in a lot of ways.
Big brother? Big sisxir. Ministry of Truth? Ministry of Information, or Minfo. Winston works at Minfo, editing social media posts and historical documents to remove misinformation, disinformation, and the like. Maybe it’ll work, who knows.

>>510770880
i should really read the shining, i read stephen king mostly as a young man in my early twenties and in my teens, then in my mid twenties i read i think about 4 books into the dark tower series possibly three because at the time i could not find the pdfs of the others online for free (i am having no monies) but hes under rated as an author when hes ON but hes often OFF especially now so that sullies his image quite a bit. but i will say another anon mentioned lovecraft i say this as a fan of lovecraft, lovecraft never wrote anything that approaches it, his main contribution to literature was introducing and greatly fleshing out cosmic horror but the short stories themselves dont really hold a candle to what king accomplished in it, that being said i would let lovecraft watch my kids and be glad to do so, king not so much

>>510760958 (OP)
George Takei was in the same boat as this guy and offed himself instead of thanking Trump. Guess Takei spent his fortune on underage gay prostitutes and couldn't afford the extortion fees Trump demanded.

>>510771057
1984 is already that, but i hope it works anyway good luck anon especially considering im gonna just have grok write your idea and i will be publishing it tomorrow

>>510770880
I think the alcoholism was just a conduit the hotel used to gain leverage over Jack. King loves stories about demonic entities toying with people's insecurities and secrets.

Probably because he has more than a few himself.

>>510761182
>He never wrote a good book
He write good characters, ok books, but his endings are terrible, sadly it's common between writers

>>510771253
IT is in the context of the story an alien threat that arived on earth during dinosaur times, but thematically IT is sex

same thing with the hotel being a conduit for psychic energy you are correct but thematically that anon is right it represents jacks alcoholism and the toll its taken on his sanity and his family

>>510762681
IDC either way, not gonna read that shit.

>>510763067
>recommend IT. also "the stand", "eyes of the dragon" and "different seasons". the first four dark tower books are good too but they drop off a cliff in book 5 so don't even bother.
This, though I'd also add that Salem's Lot is excellent.

>>510771081
His early work I quite liked, but the fact that he never would have been published had his name not been "King" cannot be ignored.
>>510771057
>I hope one day /pol/ will read my books.
It's grim, but the truth is that unless you are a kike yourself or are okay with sucking kike dick, you are never going to get published.
Please never stop writing, because it is a very good way to release things from your soul, but just know that it will probably never make it into the wild because the kikes hold a tight grip on the social narrative. It is an extension of the regular media, you see, and they are on it just like a bloated tick, and injecting poisons all the while.
fr
The kikes control the whole deal, just like the music industry, and that is just that.

>>510772363
>but the fact that he never would have been published had his name not been "King" cannot be ignored


Tell me more

>>510772498
No

>>510760958 (OP)
manufactured succes
pedophile sympathiser
AI will replace him

>>510772662
you son of a bitch, tell me! hes marin luther king jrs son isnt he? i knew it

>>510772498
It’s a marketing thing and always has been.
>The King of Horror

>>510772895
yeah i knew that, that thing i said about martin luther king jr was a joke i was playing with you guys haha

>>510772363
I’m not looking for international success. I’m writing books for my bros on here to read. Everyone on here is always complaining that nothing is tailored to their in terms of media, well this is. If I sell 50 copies, good enough. If I sell zero, that’s just the way she goes.

>>510760958 (OP)
>THE LITTLE GIRLS?!

>>510772990
Good attitude, and please carry on. Even if your book is just page after page of images of troll-faces, I would still like to buy one, and godspeed. Keep us informed by dropping the occasional thread, and I will try to keep track if I can. No e-books, though.

>>510760958 (OP)
Oh man I recognize this shit poster. How you doing OP? Would you leave your children alone for 5min minutes with a man who looks like pic related? If you answered yes you know what you are you cheeky devil. Pedo cough... Oh Oh excuse me it was Pedo cough.. Dam I have been feeling sick lately.

>>510772888
He is the illigitimite son of Cheech Marin, but not really. It's a long story.

>>510760958 (OP)
>It was a novel. Fantasy
Why would you fantasize about that?

>memeflag

>>510773542
>no e-books
Any reason why? When it’s finished I might even just buy an ad, instead of being a fag about it. You’ll know the cover when you see it. I appreciate that anon. It’s one of a few books I have in line to write.

>>510774363
If you can make money off it, I truly wish you all the best, but I only wish for bound books, even chink-bound books that are probably poisonous.
Okay, maybe not that last bit. I grew up with old books, though, and they were pretty great.
Mark Twain is my all-time favourite and spirit guide, along with Mr. Heinlein.

>>510772887
>manufactured success
Many such cases.