There's definately not alot of humor in the original version.
Your Latest Stephen King Related Purchase:
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It's from a Buick 8 though gotta to finish 11.22.63 first and I'm a slow reader probably about half way through .
If it wasn't for SK my reacing would be restricted to Herges Adventures of Tintin .
I will just keep plodding on through it .
If it wasn't for SK my reacing would be restricted to Herges Adventures of Tintin .
I will just keep plodding on through it .
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Welcome to the boards, you don't want to rush a masterpiece like 11/22/63 anyway, devour it slowly, it's the second best book I've ever read.
My latest (purchase is the wrong word) - a small unit has opened in my local shopping centre called the big little library, people donate their unwanted books and everything in there is free to anyone. My mum went in and mentioned that I read Stephen King and the woman working there said someone came in a few days ago and took a load of King books. There were a few left though so she got me these to replace my paperbacks.
The dark half and the tommyknockers. I'm going to give them my paperbacks so someone gets to enjoy them.
I went in a bit later and got these also.
The exorcist, Stephen fry - moab is my washpot, Dean Koontz - breathless, R.D Wingfield - night frost, James herbert - creed and moon.
Thats awesome. I wish we had a place like that. i would certainly donate some books.
Just came home with a real nice 1st hardback of Under The Dome from Goodwill ($1.99!).
Thanks Im really enjoying 11:22:63 if it's second best book you've ever read what is the first ?
Just got: Gerald's Game, Lisey's Story, The Talisman, Black House, Desperation, The Regulators, The Green Mile, and Four Past Midnight at the used book store.
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Glad to hear you're enjoying it. My favourite is IT.
Good choice I've always loved Christine since the first time I read it in 1990
Came home today with the newest installment of the comic version of The Drawing Of The Three- House Of Cards and the newest of American Vampire.
Bought the miniseries tie-in paperback of Bag of Bones (very good condition) today at a thrift store for a quarter!
(Made up for the mini glass vase I bought and managed to drop and shatter in the parking lot.
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(Made up for the mini glass vase I bought and managed to drop and shatter in the parking lot.
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Oh bummer! (to the vase)Bought the miniseries tie-in paperback of Bag of Bones (very good condition) today at a thrift store for a quarter!
(Made up for the mini glass vase I bought and managed to drop and shatter in the parking lot.
I know!! I was struggling to open the car door, had my hand under the bag, and had that sudden thought that it didn't feel quite right (always trust your first instincts!!!) and then...shatter. I kicked the glass out of the way, backed up, parked in another spot and went back to pick up all the glass. Lucky I didn't cut up my hands!
I'll say! That could have easily turned into a very expensive vase.
A collection of stories in a book I bought two hours ago and one of them is a Stephen King story. The collection is edited by Otto Penzler and was published in 2014
Got Firestarter and Christine in the mail the other day. My collection is growing.
Found an unread hardback 1st of Blockade Billy at Goodwill for $1.99!
I went to two thrift stores recently searching for King treasures and at both places, the shelves were practically empty - of all books. I asked what was going on, but of course no one knew.
Maybe someone's going to be opening a new used bookstore?I went to two thrift stores recently searching for King treasures and at both places, the shelves were practically empty - of all books. I asked what was going on, but of course no one knew.
Since it's not me, I'm gonna be p*ssed off!