Currently working my way through Bazaar of Bad Dreams and thoroughly enjoying it; even the stories I've already read.
Previously, I read Margaret Atwood's latest, The Heart Goes Last. I had originally read some of it in electronic installments when it was first published. The finished novel is lacking somehow; it was less than I had expected. That said, it's still quite good and of course, it being Atwood, is written beautifully. I would recommend to Atwood enthusiasts, but not first timers.
Previously, I read Margaret Atwood's latest, The Heart Goes Last. I had originally read some of it in electronic installments when it was first published. The finished novel is lacking somehow; it was less than I had expected. That said, it's still quite good and of course, it being Atwood, is written beautifully. I would recommend to Atwood enthusiasts, but not first timers.
I coulda told you allllll about Don Robertson and his connection to Steve. This was the first and (so far) only time King has published another author. Don was one of King's best-loved authors and was a HUGE influence on his writing (along with Richard Matheson). You couldn't go wrong by reading one of Don's novels. He's a wonderful storyteller. I highly recommend his Morris Bird III novels- they are trilogy which has recently been re-published as paperbacks. Look them up!
