Thread: Stephen King - hate the movies, any good books?
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Old 01-02-2015, 12:27 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by HoopyFrood View Post
The thing about those stories is not the subject matter, it's the way the stories are written. Not much filler, just an honest scary story.

I would put "Salem's Lot" on the short list of King's books to read.
I've heard of "Salem's Lot"being described as a modern Dracula in a way. Certainly there are parallels in the two books.
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