gregbroncs
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Not even close IMO. I'd put lots of King books above The Stand.The Stand is the best King book, hands down.
*The Stand is the only King book I've read doe, but it's one of my favorite books ever*
Not even close IMO. I'd put lots of King books above The Stand.The Stand is the best King book, hands down.
*The Stand is the only King book I've read doe, but it's one of my favorite books ever*
The Stand is the best King book it's a proven real true fact. The Supreme Court made their decision, and it was unanimous (well, Clarence Thomas voted for Dreamcatcher, because he's a lunatic).
1.The Stand
2.Lisey's Story (CONTROVERSIAL CHOICE I KNOW DON'T SHOOT THE MESSENGER)
3. The Long Walk--early king book, most overlooked, but it's excellent. You'll read it in one setting.
4. Full Dark No Stars--this was seriously one of the best short story collections (it's really a collection of like 4 novellas and a short story) I've ever read. I consider it to be a masterpiece of horror fiction. If you're a king fan and haven't checked this out, you're missing some of his best work.
5. The Dead Zone
6. 11/22/63
7. Carrie
8. Bag of Bones
I prefer most of the early King to the newer King personally. Too often it feels like he has run out of ideas, but is still a wicked awesome writer, so he can rehash characters and plots and still make a best-seller that is fun to read but utterly forgettable. Whereas most of his early stuff was so cutting edge that it stands the test of time very well.
Only read nightmares and dreasmscapes from King. Liked it alright but didn't make want to buy another but I may give it a try around these days now that my book suplies are running low.
And Dante rocks. Inferno is one of the best books I have ever read.
For Fish.
Since you like horror books and stupid comedies, I think you might love this book.
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I quite like Patterson too, but I fear the need for a defensive presence in the middle takes precedence.
Definately on my list now