Stephen King’s 2015 Reading List

THE BORDER, by Robert McCammon: Rip-roaring, old-school SF. Mean aliens, heroic earthlings. Subterranean Press. Late May. I dug it.

The new Sarah Lotz novel,DAY FOUR, is really good. USA edition comes out June 15. It's the cruise ship from hell.

Dennis Lehane's WORLD GONE BY is the best gangster novel since THE GODFATHER. Terrific story, shattering conclusion.

THE POWER OF THE DOG and THE CARTEL, by Don Winslow: I'm totally swept up. You can't ask more for emotionally moving entertainment.

THE POWER OF THE DOG and THE CARTEL, by Don Winslow: I'm totally swept up. You can't ask more for emotionally moving entertainment.

BAD COUNTRY, by CB McKenzie: Terrific crime/suspense/mystery novel, but the real revelation is his fresh and original voice.

On the subject of great summer reads: LAST WORDS, by Michael Koryta. You can't put this baby down.

A HEAD FULL OF GHOSTS, by Paul Tremblay: Scared the living hell out of me, and I'm pretty hard to scare.