Just finished!

[Inspector Karamazov]

I read this in two days. It's by far the most terrifying thing I've ever read. As a writer myself, it's the scariest thing that could ever happen. Not only is Paul locked in a room, he's boxed into writing something he'd wanted so long to be free of, not to mention having to manually burn his serious work, the one he really liked.

The part with the thumb made me squirm a bit and wonder how the hell anyone could write that. It was damn scary.

But now it's one of my favourite books. It was the good kind of terrifying.

[Anna Rose]

i love when she introduces misery! (piggy)

[CaptainBaccarat]

I finished this book last week. It is one of the best books I've ever read. Annie Wilkes is a legendary heel, and Mr. King's use of that character is masterful. I honestly didn't know what was coming from one page to the next. As unsettling and unpleasant as this novel can be, it is one of my better reading experiences. Even if you have seen the movie, don't miss out on the book. I love the movie, but the book is so much better.

[hahmchick]

My favourite stephen King book up until now was the green mile but Im reading misery and I have o say that its a strong contender for number 1. When I read the green mile and I know Im coming to the death of delacroix I have o put the book down and go back to it or read it in rush. I think in the future I will have to do the same with misery when she cuts his foot off.