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I've read very little "modern" King, but I know the pagecount on the later books of the Dark Tower series ballooned tremendously, and...

Yeah, many King adaptations to the screen have been meh at best. I think there's a few reasons: He's a prolific and popular writer who...

This btw was also fascinating and one of the reasons I did start reading King. While I stated in my previous post that my anti-King bias...

King also experimented with a serial novel, releasing a section every month for 6 months. I worked part time in a bookstore then, and it...

Was always a little cool on The Farthest Shore: it felt a little like a retread of the first book, just on a larger scale. And also I...

But what if I’ve read them? :)

I'm 30-some pages into Elliot Paul's "Waylaid in Boston: A Homer Evans Mystery" from 1953 (go, go inter-library loan!). It is mentioned...

I finished Tiptree & McIntyre's The Girl Who Was Plugged In / Screwtop. The Girl Who Was Plugged in is so ahead of its time - if PKD is...

I have others. So many others. <sigh>

I love Arkady Renko, and I love that every few years Martin writes another book about him. Time passes, but Arkady reluctantly...

You can borrow some of mine!! :)

Read Bodies of Art, Bodies of Labour by Kate Beaton, which is a nice short read because (unlike most things Beaton is known for) it’s...

For no particular reason, I decided to start one of Booktube’s 100-book challenges this month. This is about what the name suggests...

Just read Once Was Willem by M R Carey, which was pointed out to me by this thread, and I’m grateful. It’s a remarkable piece of work...

The tavern scene was what really grabbed my interest, because suddenly Here There Be Consequences. It raised the stakes in a way I'm not...