Surprisingly Good Read

I've been reading King for about a year and a half now and I've only ever read his longer works (Under the Dome, 11/22/63, Bag of Bones, It, etc.) with the exception of a few short stories. As a college student I don't get a lot of recreational reading done during the week so I usually browse the library for books I won't have time to read, but I picked up a copy of Cycle of the Werewolf and thought to myself, "surely a book this compact with PICTURES can't be anything compared to his other works." So I read the book in one sitting without checking it out. I fell in love with the few characters that appeared in multiple scenes, and I thought such a short tale was masterfully written. It's amazing that Mr. King can do this with any story.

He's just too good for his own...good. I have enjoyed, usually loved, everything he's written despite my preconceived notions. From A Buick 8? Figured I wouldn't care for it. I love it. You see, I've learned my lesson about Stephen King: he's not what anyone thinks.

I've ready Cycle a couple times, it's awesome, but I never got around to buying myself a copy. I should change that.

....Cycle?...well, most of ya know what THAT brings to mind!.......GARY BUSEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......

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It's a must re read each Fall.