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Stephen King's style is to a very much degree characterized by his usual choice of characters: he likes three-dimensional, human, flawed characters, people with traumatic past and subdued memories, with psychological problems. Another approach is showed in his first published novel, Carrie.
Also question is, what is Stephen King's writing process?
Every strong writer has a defined writing process. King's process is to write in the morning. He spends his afternoons napping and writing letters, then reads and hangs out with family in the evening. I do all of my writing at night after my wife and the city are asleep.
Simply so, what does Stephen King say about writing?
Writers need to look into themselves and turn toward the life of the imagination. To do so, they should read as much as they can. King takes a book with him everywhere he goes, and even reads during meals. "If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot," he says.
Stephen King's legacy as a bestselling horror/psychological fiction writer is attributed to his writing style. Because readers can identify with many of King's three-dimensional, dynamic characters, his stories captivate and engage his loyal fans and first-time readers.