Maybe you can bring new life to it?Thanks, Flake!
That thread does not seem very active, sadly...
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I read The Wind Through the Keyhole first and it did not interfere with my enjoyment when I started the series with the Gunslinger, but maybe I am just weird!Thanks! The problem is that I have not read, nor do I own, any of the DT books. That is the same reason why I have not read the comic book adaptations (even though I bought them the month they were released).
So, it would be sensitive to wait until I have read the series (at least up to book 4), correct? I can do that. I just have to hunt those books down now.
Welcome, by the way
Hi! Welcome! I get so jealous of constant readers who have los of unread King books ahead of them! However one of the perks of getting older seems to be that anything I have read over five or six years ago has gone right out of my head!
Welcome. I read WTTK on it's own. It was, strangely my first DT book. WhwnI read DT properly I read WTTK at the proper place and found it works well either way. Keep posting.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Hey! Glad to hear I was not the only one - it was a good read back in 2012 - I found out about it by coming here
I had a book token and decided to take a chance. Glad I did.Hey! Glad to hear I was not the only one - it was a good read back in 2012 - I found out about it by coming here
Thanks for the welcome, guys.
I love having so many books to read (once I buy them). But I also am called to re-read some of the ones I have finished. In this case, I want to re-read 'Salem's Lot immediately after finishing it (well, with a recess of one or two weeks, but without reading any other book in that time).
So it may take me quite a long time to fet to read all of Mr. King's books.
I love having so many books to read (once I buy them). But I also am called to re-read some of the ones I have finished. In this case, I want to re-read 'Salem's Lot immediately after finishing it (well, with a recess of one or two weeks, but without reading any other book in that time).
So it may take me quite a long time to fet to read all of Mr. King's books.
