Stephen King's HONEST thoughts on 50 SHADES OF GREY

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[julespelarski]

That audience member is so rude interrupting like that and King handled it with such grace

[Karolina-joyd]

The funniest thing is that the author of 50 shades of grey said that the whole concept was basically a fanfiction to Twilight!

[BiscoChocLone]

"You rock with your bad self." So cool😂

[pizzataco]

I’m 40 pages away from finishing my first book I’m 7 years. It’s Batman: Arkham Knight - The Riddlers Gambit so nothing crazy but it sure is a fun start for anyone who’s a fan of the games. I just can’t wait to read more books which is something I never thought I’d say.

[port]

Stephen King will be read in a 100 years the way we read Dickens for story, language, and insights into the spirit of the times.

[iwannabeadoor]

Wow, he’s really charismatic and funny

[JawnQ]

The biggest challenge literature faces is the fact that brevity is becoming more essential. Shorts, tik toks, reels - these mediums are training people to have attention spans of immediate satisfaction and little patience for nuance. It’s a hard job to be a good writer but it’s becoming more challenging to become a popular and successful one, in my experience.

[baldguy]

That King he's a sneaky one, he had me reading these closed captions. SMH

[freddiemarx]

I can't live without Reading. Stephen King writes amazing stories and his Character work is unequaled in my opinion

[Smashmilk]

Dark tower got me back into reading way back and I never stopped since

[lilpix]

Absolutely LOVE Stephen King, while he keeps writing, I WILL keep reading ❤❤❤

[MrSuperPlush]

To this day The Stand is the best book I’ve ever read. It took me the majority of a summer and I never wanted it to end. I would highly recommend it to any and everyone. But I won’t lie and say I didn’t feel the same about the Twilight series as a teen 😏

[ElizabethT]

I tried to read those books but omg if I read "my inner goddess" one. more. time.

[stephenhouston]

The master speaks complete sense, he's not called King for no reason.

[brindagupta]

Exactly. I find that despite some of the books despite being popular, really lack characters that make me want to be in the book or just read with a notepad, so that I can study the characters. That's why animes and mangas do good. They have good character development. Even the base of the character is well made.

[michellemartinov]

Have been reading your books since I was 12 years old. The first book I read was “‘Salem’s Lot”. Scared the crap out of me, but I was hooked. I’ve been an avid reader all my life. I remember being quite young and had to read a book for school (we’re talking elementary school, like I was maybe 6 or 7), then the teacher had a conference with us regarding our understanding of the book. I had read “Bambi” - yes it was a traumatizing book to read at that age, but she seemed to be amazed at the amount of detail I was recalling. Well damn, when they kill off the main character’s mother with a gun, it certainly can make an impression!
Anyway if you ever need a well spoken, reasonable intelligent medical person to give you advice for your stories, I’d love to assist you! Just retired from a 35 year career in nursing.

[susanhardie]

King you wrote to entertain us and your words will last forever. Thanks for your time and for giving us so many horrifying thoughts to catch our attention. 😊 great stars in all your movies 😊

[benniebritt]

The best part of the movie was the credits 😂😂

[jorgej.cruzhernandez]

Reading is fundamental (fund-to-mental)

[giyuutomioka]

I actually agree with him.
Me personally, i actually enjoy reading sexual scenes because it usually feels rather earned. In a 3 part series of books called aurora rising, aurora burning, and auroras end, theres quite a few spicy parts that happen between characters. I find it entertaining. Especially when the characters actually break character and do something they normally wouldn't do. And i quite enjoy it, as I also understand the feeling of just wanting to cut loose and catch a break from being the person I show.