However, many of King's novels feature characters who are writers in some capacity. Here are some examples:
* Protagonists who are writers:
* Jack Torrance (The Shining)
* Paul Sheldon (Misery)
* Bill Denbrough (IT)
* Roland Deschain (The Dark Tower series)
* Johnny Smith (The Stand)
* Mike Hanlon (IT)
* Jack Sawyer (The Running Man)
* Jake Epping (11/22/63)
* Characters who are writers as a secondary aspect:
* Holly Gibney (The Outsider, The Institute, etc.)
* Rita Hayworth (The Shining)
* Danny Torrance (Doctor Sleep)
* Ben Hanscom (IT)
* Eddie Kaspbrak (IT)
King himself is a writer, and his experiences and fascination with the craft often bleed into his stories, resulting in complex and compelling portrayals of writers within his works.
If you're looking for a more specific answer, you could try searching for a list of Stephen King novels featuring writers as protagonists. This would give you a more focused list, but it's still difficult to say definitively how many of his novels feature writers in some form.