Is it possible to review older novel like IT? I tried but failed.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean, sorry. Did you mean you're trying to view other threads based on the stories? (Like IT for example.)Is it possible to review older novel like IT? I tried but failed.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean, sorry. Did you mean you're trying to view other threads based on the stories? (Like IT for example.)
If so, the written Works forum is here. (We have fairly recently moved to a new MB, so some of the threads are looking a little empty)
Sorry if I have misunderstood.
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I see, I'll Just move this thread into the "IT" forum.First, I'm new here an don't know what I'm doing. I logged in, searched for IT (and man there was foul stench down there). Anyway, there was a blurb about the book, some reviews from '11 to '12. But no place for additional commnts. One thing I wanted to point out is the irony that H. Boom calls King's work penny dreadfulls, yet He calls himself a Gnostic Jew. The ending of IT clearly reflects a Gnostic worldview. I'm a former professor who agrees with Bloom that some what King wrote was junk, but other parts, like IT and The Stand, are brilliant. And the analogues are obvious: aesthmatc scout Ritchie and any of McMurtry's scouts. But I've tarried to long as it is. Just tell me where to hitch my horse, hike a hotel with a lot ladies, and I will make profound utterances--'til the stars fall to the sea, for you and me! Heigh-ho Silver! Away!
First, I'm new here an don't know what I'm doing. I logged in, searched for IT (and man there was foul stench down there). Anyway, there was a blurb about the book, some reviews from '11 to '12. But no place for additional commnts. One thing I wanted to point out is the irony that H. Boom calls King's work penny dreadfulls, yet He calls himself a Gnostic Jew. The ending of IT clearly reflects a Gnostic worldview. I'm a former professor who agrees with Bloom that some what King wrote was junk, but other parts, like IT and The Stand, are brilliant. And the analogues are obvious: aesthmatc scout Ritchie and any of McMurtry's scouts. But I've tarried to long as it is. Just tell me where to hitch my horse, hike a hotel with a lot ladies, and I will make profound utterances--'til the stars fall to the sea, for you and me! Heigh-ho Silver! Away!