Duma Key -- How'd you like it?

[Brychology]

I totally dug Duma Key, there was something refreshing about Edgar's situation. Although he was seriously injured his move to Duma key seemed liberating. It made me wish that I could pick up and move to such a beautiful place to explore my artistic side, san the life threatening injury of course. I imagine this book was semi-autobiographic for Steven, having suffered such a traumatizing accident himself. Wireman was also great, i still remember his quote, "Do the day and let the day do you." Also, I listened to this as an audiobook and I highly recommend it, very well performed and produced.

[Manxkitti]

I really enjoyed this book. It's one of my top ten favorite SK books. It's one of those that I will read again.

[grassy4b]

I loved the concept of the paintings affecting reality, the way that they used the drawings as tools. Fascinating stuff.

[Jeff M]

I loved Duma Key. It's the one that brought me back to SK in a big way after 20 plus years of not reading him all that much. I thought it was a bit odd, reading an SK story set in Florida, which I don't find to be a particularly dark setting, but he made it work really well. I followed it up with Lisey's Story and liked that one too. Now I'm working my way back through all the titles I missed over the years; all because of Duma Key. Good stuff.

[Dave Sartin]

was it really boring or an good book? heard some possible bs, that its boring and a hard read.

[CaseyM]

Dave, Duma Key is to this day, the only SK book that actually scared me. I love it. I think it is totally worth reading. I didn't think it was boring at all. My suggestion would be to try it and see for yourself

[Dave Sartin]

awesome. ill try it this coming summer.