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King published his first short story, 'I Was a Teenage Grave Robber', in a fanzine. This marked the beginning of his journey as a published writer.

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'Carrie', King's first novel, was published in 1973. Its success launched his career and established him as a new voice in horror literature.

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King's iconic novel 'The Shining' was published, cementing his reputation as a master storyteller and inspiring numerous adaptations.

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'The Gunslinger', the first book in the influential Dark Tower series, was released, introducing readers to King's epic fantasy universe.

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King published 'It', an expansive horror novel that became a cornerstone of modern horror fiction and a cultural phenomenon.

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'The Green Mile' was published in serial form, an innovative approach that drew widespread attention and critical acclaim.

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King survived a serious car accident in 1999, which had a profound impact on his life and writing, and was a turning point in his personal narrative.

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2003: National Book Award for Distinguished Contribution

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2003: National Book Award for Distinguished Contribution

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King received the National Book Foundation's Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, honoring his influence on literature and popular culture.

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Even into the 21st century, King continues to publish bestselling novels, adapt his works into films and television, and inspire new generations of writers and readers.

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