#stephen king's challenge

[scurvyboy]

relativity falls but fidd is a member of the losers club or something

[gandolfini]

– DOCTOR SLEEP ( 2019 ), MIKE FLANAGAN.

[kallousness]

old men reddie

[gas-station-trackphone]

the losers know richie is gay and had a crush on one of them growing up, except all of them assume it was stan

[girlboss-emporium]

the long walk dudes as some of my favorite posts

[pyr0cue]

sometimes i sit down and think. it 2017 really gave ben mike's personality and narrative function and people think its canon. mike my poor boy i love you so so much im sorry the movies stripped you of personality and charm

[odditiesnoctobermidnightroad]

Vords words from Count Monty Cristo: “ Velcome my LOVELIEzz! Zhis is zhe Vampire-bat-vampire-Count Monty Cristo zpeaking.

I’ve heard there is zomekind of ‘challenge’ going about. It iz involving things to draw, thoughtz to conjure, ideaz to zew. A ‘prompt’, az it vhere. Vhell, OBVIOUZLY I’m zhe best when it comes to ideaz, but because I’m zo very generouz, I’m also giving you a read-at-your-own-pace list of ztoriez -von right after zhe other for each day of October to enjoy for zhis blez’zed October-zeazon.

Read vone each day and illuztrate vhat you zhee az you read; or, draw zomething that inzpired you from reading zhe ztoriez! 

Phantasmagoria by Lewis Carol 

Dracula’s Guest by Bram Stoker

The Signal Man by Charles Dickens

Bluebeard by Charles Perrault 

Godfather Death by The Brothers Grimm

Feathertop by Nathanial Hawthorne

King of the Cats from old Scotland

The Romance of Certain Old Clothes by Henry James

The Shadow by Hans Christian Anderson 

The Landlady by Roald Dahl

There Shall be no Darkness by James Blish 

The New Mother by Lucy Clifford

-DEZIGNATED POEM TIME!!!- The Raven, The Cremation of Sam McGee, The Ballad of Tam Lin, Hist Whist, The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner 

The Monkey’s Paw by W.W. Jacobs 

There will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury 

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving

Uncle Otto’s Truck by Stephen King

Oh, Whistle and I’ll come to you My Lad by James Joyce 

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

Tailypo from Apalachian Folklore

Fritt-Flacc by Jules Verne

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambroise Bierce

The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde

Lot. 249 by Arthur Conan Doyle

The Red Room by H. G. Wells 

The Cats of Ulthar by H.P. Lovecraft

The Body Snatcher by Robert Louis Stevenson

The Vampyre by John William Pilodori 

The Shout by Robert Graves 

The Masque of the Red Death or really anything you want by Edgar Allan Poe

Your OWN story

There are zo MANY possibilities to be had! ‘ave at it!” - Monty Cristo

[lesbiandeancas]

Made another list babyyy this time it's books. It's a funky mix!

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge || September 6 || Favorite First Lines:  “The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed.”                 ― Stephen King, The Gunslinger

[monstergirlgang]

Monster Girl October (tarot deck) day 5: Carrie from Stephen King's Carrie as the Queen of Cups card!

[marine-indie-gal]

Inktober 2024 Day 20: Carrie White

A Personal Depiction of One of the Greatest Modern Horror Novels ever written (& personally one of my Favorite Stories of Modern Literature).

Stephen King's First Novel tells the Story of Carrie, a High School Girl who has been a Victim of Bullying & even Child Abuse by One Parent, but she had the Secret Power of Telekinesis (suggesting that she inherited her Powers from her Disappearing Father).

When being asked to prom by Famous Football Player, Tommy Ross (the Boyfriend of One of Carrie's Former Bullies) to Prom, she agreed to go out with him to the School Prom. However, the Dream come true didn't last that long for Poor Carrie (thanks to her Snobby Bully, Chris Hargensen) being covered in Pig's Blood as Everyone laughed at her, causing Carrie to use her Powers as she massacred everyone at her School. Even then at her Sad Ending, did she joined her Mother as she Buried their own House beneath them.

Carrie White (c) Stephen King

[margaux-saltel]

New illustration from my Horrortober book, available next month at Thought Bubble!

October will not be October, without a great blood bath ❤️Carrie is here for you!

[flyteestudio]

day 11 a horror scene I’m currently reading Salems Lot by Stephen King. So this is my pick for today’s fanart- I loved this scene of Danny Glick trying to enter Marks room, it genuinely creeped me out. (Reffed the 70s movie)

[leighwillwritethat]

If you're looking for a challenge, join us on March 15th when we try to write like Stephen King... for a fortnight, at least.

(Turns out it's way harder than it looks.)

Click here for challenge details.

[libertyreads]

March 2025 Wrap Up--

March was probably the hardest month I've ever had so recapping the books I read during the month feels weird. I've been struggling with grief so, while I did read the books I said I was going to read, I found it really hard to read this month. What I was reading didn't always catch my attention and it would take a lot for me to even pick up a book in the first place. To be frank, I'm still struggling a lot emotionally and with reading. I feel like I'm in some bizarre world where there's a cloud of grief blocking out the real world that I'm supposed to be getting back to. But let's see what I read and how I rated those books.

Comics/Graphic Novels--

Short Stories/Novellas--

Novels-- 1. Archer by Rebecca Sharp (Kindle)-- 2.75 stars.

2. Cold Eternity by S.A. Barnes (NetGalley)-- 3.5 stars.

3. Direct Descendant by Tanya Huff (NetGalley)-- 3.25 stars.

4. A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett (NetGalley)-- 4.25 stars.

5. The Long Walk by Stephen King-- 3 stars.

6. Shards of Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky-- 3.5 stars.

The average star rating for the month was 3.38 stars. I'm hoping I get more in the mood to read in April, but we'll see.

[thesoupisburning]

this shit (ts eliots the wasteland) is so the dark tower coded (book three famously based on the wasteland (ts eliots the wasteland) and also has arthurian legend (the dark tower all seven books) (stephen king) (the wasteland is arthuirian) (ts eliot)) the end where is it