Stephen King talks about 11.22.63

[@martymccrudden6542]

"Better writers than I'll ever be". Hell of a compliment from this man.

[@bels10]

I have never been so enthralled in a novel in all my life, in the week I was reading it I spoke of nothing else to friends work colleagues etc. I wanted this book to last for a year!

[@DianeMaria100]

Me too! When i finished it, i immediately began reading it again, and since then, I've read it agin 3 times, and I know I will read it again.

[@tedro1962]

Oh definitely the most gripping thing he has done I've read, but cannot stand the Ending ! (Haha) Either one of them. NOT FAiR ! (Lol)

[@evan_almightyy92]

I'm just about to start this one! Did you read it within 1 week?

[@number1fairfield]

I was exactly the same, read all 750 pages in a week and a half, unreal

[@PsilocybeJedi]

I read it in 6 days and I got legit homesick from it when it was done and I miss it lol

[@FiveSigma72]

Page 461 now. Its one of those that you dont want to end. Detective novel, heartbreaking romance, Cold war dissemination. The guy just takes genres and plays effortlessly with them. But this isnt a genre novel, its just exactly what it is, as close as we are ever going to get to understanding the historical pivot that was 1963. The Cuban missile crisis experienced in a Texan bar, The narrator being the only one who knows how it pans out, is among the best King Ive read. Thats saying a lot.

[@erikabecerra2734]

He is being modest. Nobody is a better writer than him.

[@EazzyBeezie]

+Erika Becerra arguably best writer in history. The humility!

[@peterhansen5096]

Exactly. King is the best!

[@zebunker]

No

[@CallMehToucan]

He can't write endings for shit though.

[@Aditya.sajjai]

@@CallMehToucan so what an ending is not the most important part of story the story itshelf is most important part

[@jamesdrynan]

King's right about that! I was thirteen, in the 8th grade, on that November Friday. The whole world seemed to freeze-frame. Then on Sunday, leaving church, we found out that live on TV, Oswald was shot. It was a helluva weekend. The series was very well-done.

[@bttffreak4]

This is one of those books that hooks you right in the first few pages

[@sagarsondarva643]

By far the best time travel novel that ever exists...

[@Jhihmoac]

Loved the book... Never saw the Hulu presentation... I've read many of his novels over time and enjoyed every one of them... I realize that everyone is entitled to a view and opinion, but for the life of me, I would NEVER have realized that Mr. King supports the "Single Shooter Theory" in the actual JFK assassination...

[@themaypole]

on page 237, i read real slow, carrie took me 5 days cause im busy and i've got 9 days till i fly to texas, need this behemoth of a book read by then, ticking clock, loving it

[@LowflowShower]

Just finished the book and it’s a masterpiece. The best book I’ve ever read. I’ve never been more emotionally moved by a book than I was when I got to the ending.

[@topthrilldragster20]

Very emotional ending. Loved it.

[@piaette7619]

Devin, hello, this is not the 'ending' in the book, Jake returns to ----------------- no spoiler read it, it's great.

[@victor256in]

Imagine how lucky his 1973 high school students were. They must brag about having Mr.Kings senior English class now!

[@Smi564]

Loved the book. Finished it 2 days ago. I’m on the 4th episode of the show and I don’t know why it’s not going in the direction of the book. The main plot is there but there are so many changes that I think are completely unnecessary. The parts in the book are more suspenseful then what they are trying to do in the show. I could’ve handled minor changes but it’s almost as if I’m watching a completely different story.

[@solomon6488]

Exactly what I thought! I understand changing certain minuscule things but it’s almost as if they didn’t read the book at all!

[@discoveryman59]

I sure would like to go back to those halcyon days.

[@arilsonaragaoarilson7327]

King is genius.. I am your fan.. I read pratically all your books.

[@andrewgilmore8255]

Great video.

[@unregisteredassaultbutterk1185]

I don't even like romance novels but I maintain it will be the best romance novel I've ever read

[@jademonolith]

Man as I turned the pages of this book, the words disappeared and became actual scenes in my mind

[@jakobreichelt3089]

This is a good book

[@NothingMaster]

I think Stephen King should write a book about the nature of his own ever-unfolding inner core, where all those intriguing storylines come from. I don’t think anything would be more terrifyingly captivating than that. It would be his one true masterpiece.

[@nazrinsalimzade2598]

He has written such kind of book called "On writing :a memoir of the craft" .That is kinda instructions for beginner writers and also he has written how he has become writer and gotten ideas for his some books

[@Justinicus24]

Danse Macabre and On Writing

[@stevenwatts586]

That’s like how They showed it on quantum leap when Sam lent into Oswald. [SPOILER] Didn’t actually do anything to stop it from happening because of just how “important” of an event it was. I didn’t know about this book, I may just have to get it.

[@morgannaturcotte1843]

How did Stephen King pick the name Bill Turcotte? I am curious

[@SilverMiraii]

When you go into the past and change something major, you could change your course of life prior to going into the past, which might make you not go into the past the first time, so that does not compute.

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Welcome to the wonderful world of the temporal paradox...

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Just finished this book. I’m glad I read it but feel like it could’ve been edited sooo much better. I feel like it could’ve been a 5 star read

[@maxmccann5323]

I’d love to see a similar thing about 9/11 in a few decades

[@spiderblackwidow8747]

The juant was a kind of time travel book

[@swankybutters8371]

Not Oswald... Sorry but thanks for playing...

[@daryl6586]

Can anyone explain what caused the alternative reality? I know the snow speaks about it, but not well enough for me to grasp

[@Zevonfan524]

Such a great book. Shame the adaptation was trash. Got rid of all the slow burn & subtlety that made it such an amazing story.

[@mattb9664]

I hope the book has a better ending than the Hulu show. The show felt like reading to an extent, but that show's ending was really disappointing.

[@scootermann83]

A better story hasn't been written

[@MRTRNgaming]

Will the tv series have 2 season?

[@neo3429]

Sadly no the series is finished

[@JimInTally]

The book was great; the miniseries they made of it, however, stinks to high heaven. They totally butchered the hell out of it and I wish he'd discuss somewhere WHY he allowed them to do it. Surely, he didn't need the money that badly to allow his best work EVER to be butchered. The Stand was almost as long and yet the miniseries they made of it followed the book extremely closely.

[@1olddirtroad]

He is a Nut...propagandist for The Big Lie

[@aaronlaster8260]

I hated the mini series it's nowhere close to the book

[@eswan8900]

The miniseries wasn’t perfect by any means, but I feel that you’re being a bit harsh on it.

[@aaronlaster8260]

@@eswan8900 I just was hoping it was closer to the book

[@GMAMEC]

I really enjoyed the concept and story from the mini series. I usually read the book first, but am glad I saw the series first. I can’t wait to read the book!