Stephen King has shared with
Entertainment Weekly his ten favorite books of 2008. In the
Entertainment Weekly magazine King's list is probably all nicely laid out on one page but online
EW has annoyingly seperated into ten parts as the online version of magazines so often do. You can find it
here. Some of King's picks include Kate Atkinson's
When Will There Be Good News?, Stieg Larsson's
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and
The Good Guy by Dean Koontz. King's also reading all of Robert Goddard's mystery/suspense novels.
I discovered Goddard, a British mystery/suspense novelist, last year, almost by accident. In Pale Battalions, his second novel, was the first book I read on my new Kindle. Since then I've read eight more and have about seven to go. I'll parcel them out, because they're too good to gulp. There are missing heirs, stolen fortunes, mistaken identities, raffish con men, hot sex, and cold-blooded murder.
Stephen King also says that
The Garden of Last Days by Andre Dubus III is "terrifying, unputdownable, and the best novel so far about 9/11."
The Christian Science Monitor has also
published King's top ten list is an easier to read layout.
