the 'themes', from my first SK page. I have a perfectly good reason
for this. Stephen King is a man. A writer (and a darn good one) , but also
a person. To me, Stephen King is not the same, as Stephen King Books.
I am a *huge* fan of his books, but I feel , as a person, he deserves his
privacy, as much as I do.
As wonderfully talented as he is, he IS seperate from his stories.
As much as I love his books, you will *never* see me, standing outside
his house, waiting for a glimpse. Or writing #1 fan letters. *g*
Now, that isn't to say, I wouldn't have him sign a couple books, if
he was in the area doing so. *eg*
Ok , Ok, I'm getting off my soapbox, and giving you the bio.
of Ruth and Donald King. He has one older brother, David. In 1949, when Stephen
was 2 years old, his father left one night and never came back. There are a couple
of turning points in his young life that he believes pointed him in the direction
that he now is at. In 1954 he began to write stories. Around 1959, he found a box
of horror and sci-fi books in his aunt's house. Those books brought the horror
genre to him. He began writing horror stories shortly there after. In 1965, his first
story was published "I Was A Teenage Grave Robber" in the Comics Review
magazine. In 1971, King married his wife, Tabatha Spruce, and they now have
three children, Joe, Owen and Naomi. His first novel, Carrie, was published in 1973.
Since then, King has had numerous short stories and novels published and movies
created from his work. Stephen King is called the "Master of Horror". His books have
been translated into many different languages, published in over 30 different
countries. There are millions of copies of his novels in publication. He continues to
live in Bangor, Maine with his wife where he writes out of his office in his home.
wanna take credit for it. If you are interested in where it came from
(and it is a wonderful Stephen King site, very interesting) click here
Now, by clicking there, you will be going to Steven Ramsey's Stephen King Page. Please,
take a look at it. And Steven, thank you very much, for letting me borrowing
your bio. *smile*
Please visit David's Stephen King Page, it's another wonderful Stephen King site.
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