Well, a Stephen King classic, that's for sure. The characters were nicely portrayed and their development was believable enough. Especially some of the major characters, like Larry Underwood or Fran Goldsmith, and Harold Lauder. Somehow the "enemy" Flagg was not as impressive and memorable to me tha...
intially:After a 9 hour, 400 page of small type printing marathon, I finished this in 2013. Hell yeah. Review to come... in 2014.review:this is just going to be a silly opinion until I come up with something better or I read the book again. don't mind me, just strolling along.some time ago, I read i...
"Do I really have any other choice?" Rose shrugged. "Only bad ones, dear. But it's better if you want it. It will make the Turning easier." "Does it hurt? The Turning?" Rose smiled and told the first outright lie. "Not at all." Doctor Sleep - published a very short while ago, making...
I first read The Stand in `95. I was fifteen. I have never read the original version, which is over three hundred pages shorter, and I don't intend to. If you trek over to Amazon, reviewers the world over scream their distaste for this uncut version, mainly because they think the added material has ...
Nothing I can really say about this book that hasn't been said already except that I read it partly in between naps during my first-hour class in high-school. It's the only thing that kept me awake during that class.
I love that it was Key & Peele that reminded me of the "magical negro" in this book.Also, this book is epic, with a huge cast of characters and some straight up evil. I had this ranked as 4 stars, but now that I think about it, it was totally a 5.
I first read The Stand in `95. I was fifteen. I have never read the original version, which is over three hundred pages shorter, and I don't intend to. If you trek over to Amazon, reviewers the world over scream their distaste for this uncut version, mainly because they think the added material has ...
I'm still a tad uncertain about Stephen King. Sometimes I see him as a misunderstood genius on the verge of literary greatness; sometimes he strikes me as a hack genre writer with no filter. The Stand didn't help me solidify my opinion, not that my opinion on the issue should matter. Regardless of K...
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