Relating 'Insomnia'

[Denise Marsden]

Read the book some time ago but now realise the feelings of our main character.My sleep pattern is reducing as I get older and its a real bummer cause I love my dream life.When I wake up real early I can't resist looking out the window for small men with sissors.Interesting take on the abortion issue too.:

[aspergillus]

I too find myself waking earlier as time goes by. Used to sleep till noon on the weekends, but not now. However with the publishing of SK's new novel I do intend to spend my time reading instead of getting up and doing things I should, say like housework, shopping, etc.
Nah, who wants to do that?

[Andreas89]

ok, This Info is very interesting.

[aliphil]

i read this book years ago and when i was pregnant with my first child. the reason i started to read it was because i could not sleep and thought it might help well did i not stay awake untill the book was finished. then still could not sleep after that cos the baby was sitting on my spine lol. i think this was the first time i actualy got on to sk's books.

[michal]

I suffered from insomnia as a teen (14 was my worst year ever, but it went on through adolescence. When I read this book I remember thinking: That's it, this is how it feels. The way dream-life and wake-life seem to melt into each other and you don't know what's what anymore.

I wonder if Mr. King suffered from insomnia himself. The description is pretty close to mark.

[thymeoperator]

i think i read somewhere that he did. i've had different off and on insomnia my whole life. i remember being 3 and having sleep problems even then. i related to that element of the book so well, because it's true, there is nothing out there for it that works, it seems.

[Andreas89]

Insomnia ist großartig geschrieben worden. Hoffentlich wird mal der "The Dark Tower"- Zyklus verfilmt.

Moderator's Reply:
	Use German translator for English (sort of) :-)