Collider ranks Stephen King’s 20 fantasy books, focusing on novels where fantastical elements are at least as important as horror or other genres. The article argues that King most often works in dark fantasy, while acknowledging that genre boundaries are subjective.

– ‘Lisey’s Story’ (2006) is ranked 20th, criticised as heartfelt but overly slow and stylistically difficult despite its personal themes.
– ‘Sleeping Beauties’ (2017), co-written with Owen King, is ranked 19th; its premise is praised, but its length and rambling structure are criticised.
– The ranking excludes many supernatural King novels when fantasy is not considered their dominant element.