Mr. Mercedes. [Read through end of page 62] Discuss Here 6.14.15
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Well Friends, is there anything else we should bring up in this discussion for this evening? I am drawing a blank, but am enjoying the re-read at a slower pace than my first one.
I did notice a couple mentions of 'Lowtown' in this reading that I missed the first time through.
I really appreciated the way I could "see" the interaction between Pete and Hodges at the restaurant. SK is such a master of description and I feel like I forget that sometimes because he does it so effortlessly. (That's the only other thing I wanted to "say."
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He is such a master with words. His characters' dialogue expresses their feelings with each other, which is down to earth and real. One of his very talented gifts.I really appreciated the way I could "see" the interaction between Pete and Hodges at the restaurant. SK is such a master of description and I feel like I forget that sometimes because he does it so effortlessly. (That's the only other thing I wanted to "say."
Please read to page ninety nine for next Sunday. We'll meet at the same time 8:30 EST.
I completely agree, KFF. No question he wouldn't have made it without the loving support of his amazing wife, supportive kids, or ethic of hard work. I wish I could be a fly on the wall at one of their literary discussions.
Me too. That would be so interesting.Please read to page ninety nine for next Sunday. We'll meet at the same time 8:30 EST.
I completely agree, KFF. No question he wouldn't have made it without the loving support of his amazing wife, supportive kids, or ethic of hard work. I wish I could be a fly on the wall at one of their literary discussions.