Stephen Kingesque

English Etymology From en w:Stephen King -esque. Adjective 1 Resembling or characteristic of the works of American horror author Stephen King (born September 21, 1947). en 392 Most weather-related fallouts and concentrations were not quite so Stephen Kingesque, but many were memorable. https://archive.org/details/northamericanb6732014colo/page/392/mode/1up?q=%22Stephen+Kingesque%22 The Changing Seasons: All over the map Edward S. Brinkley North American Birds 67 3 2014 American Birding Association Colorado Springs, CO 1525-3708 en 100 Sometimes I imagine myself being wasted by the cat himself in some kind of clawing, Stephen Kingesque manner! https://archive.org/details/yinyangyoginiwom0000livi/page/100/mode/1up?q=%22Stephen+Kingesque%22 Yin, Yang, Yogini: A Woman's Quest for Balance, Strength and Inner Peace Kathryn E. Livingston 2014 Open Road Integrated Media New York, N.Y. 978-1-62467-183-8 en 224 https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780692676080/page/224/mode/1up?q=%22Stephen+Kingesque%22 “Andy Rausch has a tight noir style that combines gritty, realistic drama with a cinematic flair that makes for a powerful, compelling (somewhat Stephen Kingesque), authentically visual reading experience.” The Devil and My Daughter Josh Hancock 2016 Burning Bulb Publishing Bridgeport, WV 978-0692676080