Stephen King once again lends his visionary mind to a modern day fascination. Turned off by his usual slow pace and often encyclopedia-esque set ups? Me too. This trim paperback weighs in at a mootly intimidating 449 pages and the opening chapter dumps you right into the mayhem. I think I'll even write a post later. Hah.
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Eww...neither of you have sigs or avi's...and...it's ugly...
I've never read a Stephen King novel, although I've had "The Stand" sitting in my room for about 3 years...I'll get to it eventually...anyone here read it?
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Only Stephen King work I've read was Green Mile, and it was fantastic.
You know all the shitty zombie fiction? Now there's a good one for the bookshelf. Woo! The main character is a graphic artist too so you've got a comic bookish perspective on things.
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So... you mean it's a good read, right? I've gone over your initial post about fifty times and ended up with the exact "Huh?" Krill started us off with.
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Almost all SK work is worth reading.
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