Category Archives: Stephen King

24
Aug

An example of why Stephen King is brilliant

Their faces were different in all ways but similar in one: They looked oddly incomplete, like pictures with holes for eyes or a jigsaw puzzle with a minor piece missing. it was the lack of desperation, Richards thought. No wolves … Continue reading →

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17
Aug

Run, Freeman, Run

The Running Man by Stephen King This book was quite violent and gross and the protagonist was a stubborn rebel… who insisted on getting married for life rather than following the societal norm of a few year contract. It is … Continue reading →

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11
Aug

Really disappointed with King’s decision

It by Stephen King My rating: 1 of 5 stars I wanted to say how good this is. It started off amazing even if one scene was way more explicit than I wanted it to be. (Stephen King does not … Continue reading →

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17
May

A report early in my Stephen King fandom kick

Until a couple of years ago I had read a total of two Stephen King novels, both in high school: The Stand and The Eyes of the Dragon.  He came into town when I was working at Davis Kidd in … Continue reading →

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