favorite story in fdns?

**JellybeanJay** · May 10th, 2011

My favorite was Big Driver, I always love a good revenge story

**sam peebles** · May 10th, 2011

1922. I like period pieces.

**jchanic** · May 11th, 2011

My favorite was The Good Marriage, followed by Big Driver, then 1922, the Fair Extension.

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**Sigmund** · May 11th, 2011

I enjoyed all the stories. I must say, Fair Extensions was THE most disturbing to me. Fair Extensions just...messed with my head.

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*shakes head side to side*

**king family fan** · May 16th, 2011

I believe it is the darkest reading yet by King. I enjoyed it very much. I guess I would pick 1922.

**Haunted** · May 16th, 2011

Originally Posted by Sigmund

I enjoyed all the stories. I must say, Fair Extensions was THE most disturbing to me. Fair Extensions just...messed with my head.

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*shakes head side to side*

I have to admit--I got to a point where I wanted to opt out--it kind of just went on and on and on and on....so much human misery.

**gypsyred** · May 19th, 2011

Fair Extension, The Good Marriage and Big Driver were tied, and then 1922. Maybe I have a sadistic streak (well, probably), but haven't we all known people like that? They could fall into a pile of sh*t and end up smelling of roses, and others could fall into the roses and smell like fertilizer. Kind of fun to see it turned around. I know, I know, probably time for a trip to the therapist's couch, right?

**dsurrett** · May 25th, 2011

It would be difficult to point to any one story and say "Yup, that was my favorite. At the moment I'd lean toward 'A Good Marriage' but if asked later I might name another. After finishing them all, I initially was less than overwhelmed. But since then I've read a book of novellas by another horror writer who I'll choose not to name, and none of his stories were even in the same realm as King's. So now as I look back on FDNS, I can say it was great. Glad I have it on audio so I can listen through it again soon.

**ginapenn** · May 31st, 2011

For me: Fair Extension is tops followed closely by 1922. Good Marriage and then Big Driver. Fair Extension was fantastic. I am fascinated by the dark side of humanity...so much closer to us than we care to realize.

**friend of Oye** · June 1st, 2011

I really enjoyed 1922.....It set the tone for the rest of the book. One of the many things that I like about The Masters work is his ability to create the environment, in this case, Nebraska during the depression. It all seemed so accurate.

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