Don't know much about the entire oeuvre of King, read his books back in the 80s, and then his latest not long ago. Does he have more philosophical works? Or works with some philosophical touch to it? Maybe his earliest works?

Have a few books on the table. Started a book about the Utopia of the Free market. At the same time, I finally like to read 'Atlas Shrugged'. In the same stack I have two other non-fictional books with the titles: 'Telling is Not Selling' and 'Never be Busy Anymore'. Except 'Atlas Shrugged', all books are by Dutch authors.

I should try to read Atlas Shrugged together with the Utopia of the Free market, for the contrast 🥳

The Telling is Not Selling is by the hand of a trainer who gave his insight about the topic of the art of selling in B2B markets, very recently. Nothing new to me, but he had a really nice approach to the training, hence I like to read his book. The 'No more Busy' is I think more about trying to get the brains emptied, which should increase focus and such. Could be something totally different as well. Who knows, I may learn a trick or two from that one. Next to these, I have half a cupboard full of books I bought over the years, but did open yet. Since I am not planning the future, I may jump to other books.

Just had a quick look into 'Purple Hibiscus'. That is a tough book I think, an emotional one I can imagine. I'll add Milan Kundera to my list of books to look into and perhaps buy some of his. What I could read about his work (Wikipedia) seems very interesting to me.