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On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft By Stephen King
When you hear the title On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft you would definitely not believe if it would be interesting until and unless you know that it has been written by Stephen King. For sure he is the master of the art of storytelling no matter how boring is the subject and how simple is the story, Stephen knows how to add twist, humor, suspense, tragedy, horror, and anger into any kind of writing.
This one is basically the overview of how Stephen was compelled to start writing the horror stories and how he was crafted as a writer right from the start. He described all his life-changing scenarios and events in a way that keeps you lingering with the book till it ends.
The writer explains its transformation from an ordinary enthusiastic man to the time when he started feeling the urge to write his first novel, Carrie. He commemorates all the memorable events that made his life special and helped him write so exclusively and expertly that no one is able to resist any of the stories written by him.
Though Stephen King met a horrible accident in his life, he also describes in his book how the urge to write made him recover quickly and he started as a writer to capture the attention of most of the suspense and horror lovers. He wrote many novels later including The Tommyknockers, It, Salem’s Lot and much more.
All the details narrated by Stephen King makes it, even more, attention-grabbing for the readers and no one would be interested in leaving the story unfinished at any spot.
