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Thanks for the response. I knew this must be the case, that it picks up steam as it progresses. Some Stephen King books are better than others, but all of them are engaging. It's just that most of them grab you more from the beginning. I will keep reading and have faith.Last edited by Marmaduke Grigsby; 01-23-2020, 05:46 PM.
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Nothing to see here!Ok, I really can't come up with anymore of these stupid things...
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I would agree it has a slow build but I enjoyed the ride.Originally posted by Marmaduke Grigsby View PostThanks for the response. I knew this must be the case, that it picks up steam as it progresses. Some Stephen King books are better than others, but all of them are engaging. It's just that most of them grab you more from the beginning. I will keep reading and have faith.
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The best part of Revival was the ending. And I think the first 2/3 could have been shortened considerably. This would have been an excellent novella. But I thought it was King's worst novel.Originally posted by Martin View PostI would agree it has a slow build but I enjoyed the ride.
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Revival is the worst King book that I read and finished. Rose Madder is the only King book that I didn't finish.Originally posted by Martin View PostSo, you haven't read Rose Madder?
But I plan on rereading both at some point to see if I've maybe been too harsh or grumpy. My reread of Revival is, of course, spurred on by BJF's gorgeous new edition.
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I have said this before but I love how art is subjective. I think Revival is right up there with some of the better SK books. Now LP needs to land, and publish, a gorgeous edition of Duma Key. I would settle for 11/22/63 but that is one of the few books I have signed by SK so a fancy edition isn't as needful for me.
Originally posted by jeffingoff View PostRevival is the worst King book that I read and finished. Rose Madder is the only King book that I didn't finish.
But I plan on rereading both at some point to see if I've maybe been too harsh or grumpy. My reread of Revival is, of course, spurred on by BJF's gorgeous new edition.Looking for the fonting of youth.
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I'd love an LP edition of Duma Key!Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostI have said this before but I love how art is subjective. I think Revival is right up there with some of the better SK books. Now LP needs to land, and publish, a gorgeous edition of Duma Key. I would settle for 11/22/63 but that is one of the few books I have signed by SK so a fancy edition isn't as needful for me.
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Nothing to see here!Ok, I really can't come up with anymore of these stupid things...
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I would love a nice edition of 11/22/63!Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostI have said this before but I love how art is subjective. I think Revival is right up there with some of the better SK books. Now LP needs to land, and publish, a gorgeous edition of Duma Key. I would settle for 11/22/63 but that is one of the few books I have signed by SK so a fancy edition isn't as needful for me.
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Is Rose Madder generally unliked among the fanhood? I don't remember much about it, but I remember thinking it was, while not a classic, at least a decently enjoyable story.
...and I think it contained the great phrase "his outraged balls."
Always looking to rent out a hidden floor above or below an old library, preferably brick or stone with hidden passageways. No pets (except cats).
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Nothing to see here!Ok, I really can't come up with anymore of these stupid things...
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I actually think it generally falls into the middle of the road. Not bad/Not a Classic. For me, it was the only King novel I really struggled to finish. Once I had finished, I wished that I hadn't.Originally posted by St. Troy View PostIs Rose Madder generally unliked among the fanhood? I don't remember much about it, but I remember thinking it was, while not a classic, at least a decently enjoyable story.
...and I think it contained the great phrase "his outraged balls."
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I'm reading The Twisted Ones, which is nicely creepy so far. I'm over half way, and finding it hard to put down.
https://www.amazon.com/Twisted-Ones-...9997711&sr=8-1
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