A sorta Meme, A sorta Memory…

I saw a challenge over at Reading With Tequila about Stephen King/Richard Bachman books. So I went ahead and copied the list and just wanted to share which ones I’ve read and see which ones I need/am interested in reading.

Feel free to share this or participate in the challenge over at RWT.

Stephen King’s Published Books

• 1974 – Carrie
• 1975 – Salem’s Lot
• 1977 – The Shining
• 1978 – Night Shift
• 1978 – The Stand
• 1979 – The Dead Zone
• 1980 – Firestarter
• 1981 – Cujo
• 1981 – Danse Macabre
• 1981 – Roadwork
• 1982 – The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger
• 1982 – Different Seasons
• 1983 – Christine
• 1983 – Pet Sematary
• 1983 – Cycle of the Werewolf
• 1984 – The Talisman
• 1985 – Skeleton Crew
• 1986 – It
• 1987 – The Eyes of the Dragon
• 1987 – Misery
• 1987 – The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
• 1988 – The Tommyknockers
• 1988 – Dark Visions
• 1989 – The Dark Half
• 1990 – Four Past Midnight
• 1991 – Needful Things
• 1991 – The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
• 1992 – Gerald’s Game
• 1993 – Dolores Claiborne
• 1993 – Nightmares & Dreamscapes
• 1994 – Insomnia
• 1995 – Rose Madder
• 1995 – Umney’s Last Case
• 1996 – The Green Mile
• 1996 – Desperation
• 1997 – Six Stories
• 1997 – The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
• 1998 – Bag of Bones
• 1999 – Storm of the Century
• 1999 – The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
• 1999 – Hearts in Atlantis
• 2000 – Secret Windows
• 2000 – On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
• 2000 – Dreamcatcher
• 2001 – Black House
• 2002 – From a Buick 8
• 2002 – Everything’s Eventual: 14 Dark Tales
• 2003 – The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla
• 2004 – The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah
• 2004 – The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower
• 2005 – The Colorado Kid
• 2006 – The Secretary of Dreams
• 2006 – Cell
• 2006 – Lisey’s Story
• 2008 – Duma Key
• 2008 – Just After Sunset
• 2009 – Under the Dome

Richard Bachman’s Published Books

• 1977 – Rage
• 1979 – The Long Walk
• 1981 – Road Work
• 1982 – The Running Man
• 1984 – Thinner
• 1996 – The Regulators
• 2007 – Blaze

Not too bad, eh? I will say that I used to have a terrible time with nerves, especially for Christmas. I had a great Aunt who would buy me a Stephen King book every year–that was what I would open on Christmas eve. As I was a fast reader, they usually still presented challenges because of the length and she probably figured I would either fall asleep while reading it, or I would be so engrossed, I would forget about my nerves, LOL…