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The poem that started it all and introduced the world to The Man in Black aka Randall Flagg. I need this to add to my collection (along with the Secretary of Dreams volumes) but they are impossible to find for a decent price anymore.
The poem that started it all and introduced the world to The Man in Black aka Randall Flagg. I need this to add to my collection (along with the Secretary of Dreams volumes) but they are impossible to find for a decent price anymore.
Really cool. I didn‘t even know this existed. It‘s an illustrated poem. Stephen King‘s first glimpses of the creation that would become Randall Flagg, or Walter, or the Man in Black, were in a poem he wrote back in the late 60s. It actually a really intriguing poem, and it is interesting to see the seeds of such a prominent character. The illustrations work.
I didn't want to post a page containing a bit of the poem or illustration because I don't want to give anything away. This is magnificent and I encourage fans of King and/or poetry to check it out. #litsypoetry365
In anticipation of @SharonGoforth 's #LitsyPoetry365 in 2017, I just returned from the library with these jewels:
Stephen King-The Dark Man
Joyce Carol Oates-The Time Traveler
Sandra Cisneros-Loose Women
Adrienne Rich-Fox
Richard Wright-Haiku
Charles Simic-The World Doesn't End
#seasonsreading2016 #poetry