pick4/5 - love stephen king. this one is more of a novella but really enjoyable. created a world that i wish he had expanded on. great themes of classism, the distraction of screens and more. really fun and easy read. but did leave me wanting more.
Still not feeling The Missing Sister — I‘ve always been a mood reader, and I guess long and sweeping family sagas don‘t fit my mood right now. I‘ve never reread Christine, and I last read it when it first came out. It‘ll be interesting to see what I think of it now. I love the snowman in the bay. #audiowalk
June is my Top 2 book of the year, a whole collection full of short stories by some of my favorite authors set in the world of The Stand by Stephen King, one of my all time favorite novels. There was not a single dud , and I loved getting new stories and perspectives on a familiar world!
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so-soThis is a coffee table featuring photos of gargoyles and grotesques from cities across the US accompanied by an essay by Stephen King.
The stars of the show here are the photos, some of them beautiful and some truly creepy. I like the idea of gargoyles and grotesques hiding up in the skyscrapers of New York City. I‘ve been there. Did I notice any of them? Nope. But I‘d sure look now if I went back.
King‘s essay is long-winded at best.
