Stephen King novels would henceforth be produced by a ghost writer.
Wiki says he wrote #4 in 1997. So we'd get most of it, but not all of it.The Crimson King wins, and all of existence in all possible universes comes to an end.
I guess we don't get the rest of the Dark Tower books then. His Mystery of Edwin Drood, I suppose.
Seconded....I suspect The Stand would be considered his greatest finished work.
Stephen King novels would henceforth be produced by a ghost writer.
Umm, ITTL King died before he began any of those. Dreamcatcher was his way of recovering from his accident IOTL.I suspect that we still see a version of Dreamcatcher and maybe From a Buick 8. I don't know how long it take King plan his books.
Cell unlikley, but we see a very different version of Under the Dome.
I guess we don't get the rest of the Dark Tower books then. His Mystery of Edwin Drood, I suppose.
Id really like to read a Dark Tower completed by Peter Straub. IMHO the accident sorta fucked up the serie, while it has its interesting sides.
Actually, he says in his On Writing book that he'd written most of From a Buick 8 before the accident... so, we'd still get it.Umm, ITTL King died before he began any of those. Dreamcatcher was his way of recovering from his accident IOTL.
Even though i like some of king's current work (his recent 11/23/63 is excellent), for his death to make any impact it would have to happen either in the early 80s (no It, Tommyknockers, and, depending on how early said death happens, no Pet Semetary either). I can still see his books and short stories being made into movies though (especially if Different Seasons and the Bachman Books are released posthumously).
But i thought that his most critically acclaimed novels (the only ones maybe) are his last ones.