Questions and Comments on 'Full Dark, No Stars'

[GreyEagle]

I'm part of the way through the second story in this collection. I very much enjoy reading Stephen King from time to time. He's an outstanding writer. I always read to enjoy and also to learn more on the craft myself. I take my writing seriously. I want to always learn to be better.

I was particularly fascinated by Wilf's descent into madness...gradually: his bouts of seeing rats, his wife...gruesome but fascinating! I also appreciated the homework into learning the culture of the time period the story took place: farming, small communities, dealings with banks, etc.

I am now part of the way into the second story. It is very interesting how the choices we make can and often do result in very different outcomes!

[GNTLGNT]

You'll be amazed constantly then, if you allow yourself to be more than a "part-time" dweller on the threshold of the SK universe...

[Manxkitti]

All the stories in Full Dark, No Stars are wonderful. I have to admit the first story was my favorite, but all of the stories are a testament of the darker side of human nature. And also SK has such a broad spectrum of stories, I'm still amazed of his stories after almost 30 years of reading his works. Happy reading.