 Stephen King |
Sep. 21, 1947 1:30 AM EDT Portland, Maine, USA 70W15 43N40
Sun in Virgo 27°24' Ascendant in Cancer 29°52' Midheaven in Aries 12°30' American best-selling author known primarily for his horror novels, some of them under the pseudonym of Richard Bach. Cotinues to write despite severe injuries from a car accident back in 1999. |
| Cancer rising with Mars gives a heavy-set and imposing physique as well a moody and impatient persona. Sun in Virgo delights in improving or perfecting one's craft, which in this case is writing. The Moon is in Sagittarius, the sign of publishing, and the ruler Jupiter is in Scorpio the sign of death and horror(among other things). Mercury in Libra has a bright and balanced mentality and an interest in beauty and relationships. Mercury is in good aspect to Saturn, Neptune, and Pluto indicating an ability to focus, sensitize, and give power to one's thoughts and perceptions, which King does by through his writing. These planets(along with the Moon) are also closely aspecting the Midheaven indicating public recognition. Venus in Libra deeply appreciates beauty and art and harmonious love relationships. Venus conjunct Neptune also appreciates art and music and that which is mysterious or intangible. Mars in Cancer is emotionally volatile and fights for(and with) home and family. Many with this Mars are into painting, restoring, collecting, and food-preparing. Jupiter in Scorpio most accurately describes King's career as an explorer and publisher of the dark side of human nature. These people are intense, magnetic, and go through many near-death experiences. Saturn in Leo knows how to lead, organize, and entertain. They make good bosses, coaches, or managers. Saturn conjunct Pluto knows how to handle power responsibly and is often entrusted with such. Uranus in Gemini is witty, humorous, brilliant, and versatile. They often stand out in their field -which is communication. Neptune in Libra understands beauty and harmony and the pyschology of relationships. Pluto in Leo has tremendous creative power and depth and goes life-transforming love affairs. | |
| Stephen King Books and Short Stories: People, Places, And Things(1960), The Star Invaders(1964), Carrie(1974), Salem's Lot(1975), The Shining(1977), Rage(1977), Night Shift(1978), The Stand(1978), The Dead Zone(1979), The Long Walk(1979), Firestarter(1980), Cujo(1981), Danse Macabre(1981), Road Work(1981), Creepshow(1982), The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger(1982), Different Seasons(1982), The Running Man(1982), Christine(1983), Pet Sematary(1983), Cycle of the Werewolf(1983), The Talisman (1984), Thinner(1984), Skeleton Crew(1985), The Bachman Books(1985), It(1986), The Eyes of the Dragon(1987), Misery(1987), The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three(1987), The Tommyknockers(1988), Nightmares in the Sky(1988), Dark Visions(1988), The Dark Half(1989), Dolan's Cadillac(1989), My Pretty Pony(1989), The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition(1990), Four Past Midnight(1990), Needful Things(1991), The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands(1991), Gerald's Game(1992), Dolores Claiborne(1993), Nightmares & Dreamscapes(1993), Insomnia(1994), Rose Madder(1995), Umney's Last Case(1995), The Green Mile(1996), Desperation(1996), The Regulators(1996), Six Stories(1997), The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass(1997), Bag of Bones(1998), Storm of the Century(1999), The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon(1999), The New Lieutenant's Rap(1999), Hearts in Atlantis(1999), Blood and Smoke(1999), Riding the Bullet(2000), The Plant(2000), Secret Windows(2000), On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft(2000), Dreamcatcher(2001), Black House(2001), From a Buick 8(2002), Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales(2002), The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger(2003), The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla(2003), The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah(2004), The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower(2004), Faithful: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season(2004), The Colorado Kid(2005), Cell(2006), Lisey's Story(2006), Blaze(2006) | |
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