Considering the amount of classic novels written by horror master Stephen King, anyone trying to unequivocally claim that IT is the author’s greatest work is likely to be immediately challenged by fellow fans, eager to hold up books like The Stand or Pet Sematary as King’s best. Still, IT is definitely at least in that conversation for most people, which is an achievement in and of itself.
IT is also one of King’s longest books, clocking in at over 1100 pages, and fully qualifying for the label of doorstopper. As one might imagine, IT is a very complex novel, spanning decades of time and frequently taking side trips to explore supporting characters inhabiting the doomed town of Derry, many of which never even appeared in the 1990 ABC miniseries starring Tim Curry that adapted the book for TV. With the
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