I thought this one was pretty comical because I knew pretty much that it would end badly. Drinking + fireworks = disaster but then when you add in some competition between some folks who are from different sides of the fence and you have a bigger DISASTER. This was a fast story and the accents wer...
A silly story about competitive neighbors. Mildly entertaining, but not one of his best. Audiobook, borrowed from my public library. Tim Sample provides an enthusiastic performance. He’s definitely all-in.
This is a short little tale about how people try to top each other and how things can build until they’re out of control. I’m a little surprised that it actually pretty much worked out.
I haven't listened to an audio book in many years but when a new Stephen King book is released on audio only, how could I resist? Apparently, it's going to be included in an upcoming book of short stories but I wasn't waiting! It's a short listen, only an hour and 20 minutes. It's basically about ...
Drunken fireworks, author, Stephen King; narrator, Tim Sample This short story will be part of King’s latest book, “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which is due out in November of 2015. In this story, two families, from the right and wrong side of the tracks, living on opposite sides of a lake, are engage...
The last narrated work by Stephen King that I hands down loved, was Blaze. I read it during my drive back and forth to my family's home during Christmas in 2007. I loved ever aspect of it and just kept switching the CDs in and out while driving and found myself lured by the voice of Ron McLarty. Too...
"Drunken Fireworks" will be available in print in November when The Bazaar of Bad Dreams releases. Until then, we have this audiobook version narrated by Tim Sample. Oh, did I mention this came out today. Because it did. HAPPY STEPHEN KING RELEASE DAY!I'm not sure this story will be as good in writi...
A friendly competition between neighbors gets a little out of hand. A good short from the King.
I don’t understand the disdain this novella gets from other SK fans. In discussions of the “past midnight” collection, The Sun Dog is usually listed as the weakest, with all the love going to The Langoliers. How buzzing, hopping little balls of teeth that eat reality can trump the idea of an alterna...
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