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A review by beillumined
Fear Itself: The Horror Fiction of Stephen King by George A. Romero, Don Herron, Daniel J.H. Levack, Peter Straub, Douglas E. Winter, Bill Warren, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Fritz Leiber, Chuck Miller, Marty Ketchum, Stephen King, Alan Ryan, Ben P. Indick, Deborah L. Notkin, Jeff Levin, Charles L. Grant
3.0
This is a pretty outdated group of essays about Stephen King's earlier works, meaning, nothing later than Cujo is discussed. Some of the essays border on dry and boring, some of them I simply don't agree with at all, and 2 of them really stand out as intriguing winners.
I think this would be a great reference source for anyone using Stephen King's works for a writing project, or anyone who likes King's early work. I would love to read something more comprehensive and up-to-date, but knowing how large King's bibliography is, I am sure the book would be gigantic.
I think this would be a great reference source for anyone using Stephen King's works for a writing project, or anyone who likes King's early work. I would love to read something more comprehensive and up-to-date, but knowing how large King's bibliography is, I am sure the book would be gigantic.