What is the longest book Stephen King ever wrote

Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl invited us to ten books that I liked but didn’t mention on my blog. I don’t know if Jana and I are on the same page or if I inadvertently saw this thread recently, but that’s exactly what I wrote two weeks ago! Needless to say, I’m going off script. I went through some old issues and decided to reveal the ten longest books I’ve ever read. I think this resonated with me because I just finished a 500+ page book and am reading three more that are even longer! Digital download, man. They surprise you. I am not including collections here.

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Historical List of Stephen King’s Published Books

  1. Carrie (1974)
  2. Salem’s Lot (1975) (tixagbix_14)

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  3. Rage ( 1977)
  4. The Post (1978)
  5. Night Shift (1977)
  7. The Long Road (4) The Dead Zone (1979)
  8. The Smoke (1979)
  9. Firestarter (1980)
  10. Roads (1981)

    11. (tixagf) 1981)

  11. Cujo (1981)

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  12. The Running Man (1982)
  13. The Dark Tower novel series, (1982 – 2012_1)
  14. and Shawshank Redemption (1982)
  15. The Group ( 1982)
  16. Able Student (1982)
  17. The Breathing Method (1982) (14)

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  18. Christine (1983)
  19. The talisman (1984 )

    20. (tixa g_14) Werewolf Cycle (1985) (tixagb_agrix_14) (tixagb_agrix_1) (984) tixag_14) Skeleton Crew (1985)

  20. The Bachman Books, a collection of novels, (1985)
  21. It (1986) )
  22. The Dragon’s Eyes
  23. The Dragon’s Eyes (198)
  24. Misery (1987)
  25. The Tommyknockers (1987)
  26. Nightmares in the sky, or -fiction, (1987)
  29. )
  30. The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition (1990)
  31. Four Past Midnight (1990)
  33. ) The Sun Dog (1990)
  34. Secret Window (1990)
  35. The Library Police (1990)
  36. The Langoliers (1990)
  37. Useful Objects (1991)

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  38. Dolores Claiborne (1992)
  39. Nightmares and Dreamscapes (1993)
  40. Insomnia ( 1994) ) (tix agb_14)
  41. ) 1) (Blixag_4) (Blixag_4) (Blixag_4) Madder (1995)
  42. The Green Mile novel series, (1996)
  43. Despair (1996)
  44. The Governors (1996) (tixagt) (tixagt) (1998). and Fiction on the Craft of Writing, nonfiction, (1999)
  45. Elevation (1999)
  46. On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft, nonfiction, (1999)
  47. Gwendy’s Button Box (1999)
  48. Dream Catcher (2001)
  49. The Black House (2001)
  50. Everything Is Eventual (2001_14) 14) From Buick 8 The Colorado Kid : Book a h – Une (2005)
  51. Cell (2006)
  52. Lisey’s Story (2006)

  53. tixag_14) Duma Key ( 2008)

  54. )
  55. ) Just After Sunset (2008)
  56. Stephen King Goes to the Movies (2009)
  58. Under the Dome (4tixagb9) (2009) tixag_14) The Secretary dream: Volume 2 ( 2010) (agb_1 4 ticket)
  59. Full black, no stars (2010)
  60. 11/22/63 (2011)

  62. Joyland (2013)
  63. Doctor Sleep (2013)
  64. Mr. Mercedes (2014)
  65. Revival

    69. Watchmen (2015)

  69. ) de Ver ( 2015) 2016)
  70. Charlie the Choo-Choo (2016)
  71. The Sleeping Beauties (2017)
  72. The Outsider (2018)

    73. 2019)

  73. If It Bleeds (2020)

This is the first novel published by Stephen King in 1974. The story is set in 1979, that is, let’s say in 1974.

future timeline – and about a telekinetic teenager named Carrie White.

The Stand: Not Always King’s Longest Book

When Stephen King first published The Stand in 1978, it was only 823 pages long. Of course, it’s still an incredibly long book, and it was King’s longest at the time. However, when it came out in 1986 with 1,138 pages, it was number one on the list.

However, King’s original manuscript for The Stand contained more than 300 additional pages or approximately 150,000 additional words. He cut the book significantly to fit his publisher’s wishes. The publishers thought the book was too long and would scare readers, so King cut it down to 823 pages.

The Stand

In 1978, after publishing just four books, King began writing one of the most forward-thinking books of his young career. Now, more than 40 years after its publication, The Stand remains one of King’s most cohesive books, often referred to as King’s magnum opus (which he hates to be called, meaning he’s written something as good as this novel). he is writing, he wrote four decades ago).

At just over a thousand pages, The Stand is one of King’s longest books, with a host of characters and acting as a modern retelling of The Lord of the Rings in a post-apocalyptic American setting. The novel centers on a deadly experimental disease that was accidentally released from control and wiped out 99% of the world’s population.

Carrie

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