Stephen King wants to reach out and grab you - with his writing

Stephen King discusses his writing process, character development, and the evolution of his trilogy, starting with 'Mr. Mercedes'. He emphasizes the organic nature of storytelling, where characters and plots often take unexpected turns. King shares his philosophy on writing, highlighting the importance of emotional engagement and the intuitive discovery of story ideas. He believes writing can be learned through reading and practice, though not necessarily taught. King also expresses his fear of losing the ability to write due to conditions like Alzheimer's, underscoring his passion for storytelling.

What does Stephen King say about the nature of a trilogy?

What metaphor does Stephen King use to explain the idea for a novel?

How does Stephen King describe the process of character development in his writing?

What does Stephen King mean by saying that writing can be learned but not necessarily taught?

According to Stephen King, what is the relationship between writing and reading?

How does Stephen King prepare for his writing sessions?

What fears does Stephen King express regarding his ability to write in the future?