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Community Thoughts:  Posted By: Lazerhead - February 1st, 2012 10:50:22 pm EST Thanks for the afterword.After finishing A Good Marriage i needed it.This is a powerful book.The stories are gripping and full dark.You paint such vivid pictures in my mind with your writing.It is an entertaining exercise for the senses to read your work.I truly enjoyed this book. Posted By: Elsie Joy - January 15th, 2012 7:33:29 pm EST Fantastic - your writing never lets me down - as you say you take ordinary people in dire situations and seem to have insight as to how they handle different situations - this is what makes it perfect Posted By: Sophia Wolf - December 13th, 2011 11:29:57 am EST im using this book for a enhlish project and im in 8th grade. this is a great book and i recomend this book to all project makers Posted By: Trojanik - December 1st, 2011 2:30:50 pm EST Every time I indulge in a work of Stephen's I find myself making new friends and discovering hatred (or at least mild disain) for people I never knew existed. Even in his short stories he creates characters with such depth that by the end of the story you feel empty, as if a loved one just left you at the airport. Luckily there's another friend coming in on a different flight so even though "Full Dark, No Stars" is over I'm already dripping with anticipation for "11/22/63". I just hope it helps me with my broken heart from the death of Mattie Devore in Bag Of Bones. Posted By: Lisa - November 27th, 2011 10:14:30 pm EST Big Driver was an incredible story, and really showed Stephen King's versatility. Loved it! More Thoughts » |
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