Everything's Eventual : 14 Dark Tales

"Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales" is a collection of short stories by Stephen King, published in 2002. The book contains 14 stories, most of which are horror or suspense tales with elements of the supernatural.

The first story, "Autopsy Room Four," is about a man who is mistakenly pronounced dead and wakes up on the autopsy table. "The Man in the Black Suit" is a coming-of-age story about a boy who meets the devil in the woods. "All That You Love Will Be Carried Away" follows a man who is obsessed with documenting graffiti in men's restrooms.

Other stories include "1408," in which a writer checks into a hotel room that is said to be haunted, "Lunch at the Gotham Café," where a couple's lunch date takes a bizarre turn, and "The Road Virus Heads North," about a man who buys a painting that seems to change as he travels with it.

One of the longer stories in the collection, "The Little Sisters of Eluria," is set in King's "Dark Tower" universe and follows the gunslinger Roland as he is nursed back to health by a group of nuns who may not be what they seem.

The final story in the collection, "Everything's Eventual," is about a young man who is recruited to work for a mysterious organization that specializes in assassination.

King's writing style is at its best in these stories, with vivid descriptions and a talent for building suspense. The stories also explore themes such as loss, regret, and the human condition.

While some of the stories may be too intense for some readers, "Everything's Eventual" is a must-read for Stephen King fans and anyone who enjoys horror or suspense fiction.