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The Dark Half (Audio) - Community Reviews back

by Grover Gardner, Stephen King
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It's a Hardback Life
It's a Hardback Life rated it 13 years ago
I’ve been writing excessively long reviews of Stephen King books lately, and I think I’m getting a bit repetitive. So, I’ll try to keep this (relatively) short and to-the-point.I like this book. My first encounter with it was when I was about 15, which is about the time I read most of Stephen King’...
A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 13 years ago
Stephen King is addictive, all the same though I didn't intend to read another by him so hard on the heels of 'Cujo'. I was in the mood for another horror or thriller, but I overestimated the collection of the library. Fair Warning: This is mostly nonreview buildup.My village library is a subset of ...
Ravings of a Book Junkie
Ravings of a Book Junkie rated it 13 years ago
Intense journey into the fractured psyche of a tortured writer whose alter-ego comes to life hell-bent on destruction and mayhem. Only one of them can survive in this world and it's a high-speed rocking race to the grave.
Edward
Edward rated it 13 years ago
--The Dark HalfAfterword
Edward
Edward rated it 13 years ago
--The Dark HalfAfterword
Jess Haines
Jess Haines rated it 14 years ago
This is one of the more twisted of King's books that I've read. Thad Beaumont had an operation when he was a kid. In the course of the operation, the surgeon discovered remnants of a partially absorbed twin inside Thad's skull--a twin that was removed, before the internal pressure inside his head ...
UNICORN PORN FOR ALL
UNICORN PORN FOR ALL rated it 15 years ago
Part of a phase Stephen King went through when he was absolutely obsessed with analyzing himself as a writer. He wrote nothing good during that phase.
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xxsquigglesxx rated it 15 years ago
This was a great book! I couldn't put it down. I haven't read a Stephen King book in a while and this one reminded me why he's my favorite author.
BiblioSquirrell
BiblioSquirrell rated it 16 years ago
When I originally encountered a friend's copy of this book in 6th grade, the cover and its description made me think that it was boring. That impression stuck with me until this week. Judging a book by its cover is stupid, but in a way, it's a good thing that I didn't read it back then. I probably w...
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