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  • Brock Samson
    Brock Samson Posts: 328
    small town beck wrote:
    Just after Sunset was good and I remember loving The Regulators but haven't read it in a while. Sadly most of my King books are packed away back East :(

    Yeah I liked Insomnia and have probably read it three times. Oh you should get Cycle of the Werewolf. I also liked Gerald's Game (although scary because it felt like that could really happen) and I liked how it connected with Dolores Claiborne. Dreamcatcher was a DUD...the first three hundred pages were brilliant...and then veered off into "wtf?" for me.

    I have read and re-read 'it' and 'different seasons' I don't know how many times.

    yeah, looking over that list i can say for sure i'm going to be getting 'cycle of the werewolf' and 'the colorado kid'.

    i've read 'gerald's game' twice. that's one of my favorite king novels. and i'm with you on how he blended it with 'dolores claiborne' (another great read). haven't read dreamcatcher yet, but i did see the movie. it was "meh".

    i've also read 'it' twice (the first time i read it, i was about 17 and it took me a year to get through it. second time was about a year ago and i defeated it in less than a month...that book is a beast.) i also read different seasons, but only once.
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  • intodeep
    intodeep Posts: 7,249
    I only read books with pictures :oops:

    I'm almost done with Y: The Last Man Standing
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  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    Liking the Stephen King love on here.
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  • Luiz de Marco
    Luiz de Marco Posts: 39
    I´m reading THE LAST SYMBOL [Dan Brown]
    Luiz de Marco
  • i_lov_it
    i_lov_it Perth, Western Australia Posts: 4,007
    Black-Corduroy wrote:
    i_lov_it wrote:
    Hmmmm Well i wouldn't EXACTLY call it a "BOOK"...more like *Reading* material with HEAPS of Pictures!!!.....lol ;)


    mmmm would that be the "stick book"??? :lol:

    Hahaha...Ummmm Yeah! that's ***ANOTHER*** Way of Putting it... :P
  • cdp1223
    cdp1223 Posts: 1,131
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  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    moe.ron wrote:
    i'm almost done re-reading 'needful things' by stephen king. on deck is 'the stand'. that'll be the third time reading that one.

    I haven't felt like reading lately and I have thought of re-reading a King book to get me back in the swing. I have about 5/6 books in various stages of being finished and I never really feel like picking one up. I went through a similiar mood a couple of summers ago and I read "Salem's Lot" and it got me out of it.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    small town beck wrote:
    moe.ron wrote:
    i'm almost re-reading 'needful things' by stephen king. on deck is 'the stand'. that'll be the third time reading that one.

    Another Stephen King fan?! Nice. I know some people didn't like 'needful things' but I liked it...of course I really liked 'insomnia' and I have friends that are King fans that thought it was boring. To each their own. I always enjoy re-reading them. Although I still have to finish 'the dome' :oops:

    King fan here too! There's quite a few on this thread. I enjoyed "Dome" a lot, and "Needful Things" and "Insomnia". "Insomnia" was really fun reading it when it first came out because it was the first time I remember noticing all the Dark Tower connections. I was looking at a Dark Tower site last night and it made me want to re-read those books because there was a lot I forgot.

    It was just announced he has a 4 story book (a la "Four Past Midnight") coming out in November called "Full Dark, No Stars".
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    moe.ron wrote:
    oh, you said you loved insomnia......i read that one.....years ago. wasn't really a fan of it, but i think i'll give it another shot. not exactly a typical king novel, from what i can remember. personally, the one king novel i didn't really care for was 'cell'. i loved how it started, he got right to it immediately, but it fizzled fast for me.

    You should re-read Insomnia. Some of his books are better the second time. I hated Dark Tower 4 the first time and loved it the second time.

    I was at the library the other day and they had the Bachman Books for .25. I think I will go back and get it. You can't get it anymore because he didn't want "Rage" out there with all the school shootings.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    rrivers wrote:
    moe.ron wrote:
    oh, you said you loved insomnia......i read that one.....years ago. wasn't really a fan of it, but i think i'll give it another shot. not exactly a typical king novel, from what i can remember. personally, the one king novel i didn't really care for was 'cell'. i loved how it started, he got right to it immediately, but it fizzled fast for me.

    You should re-read Insomnia. Some of his books are better the second time. I hated Dark Tower 4 the first time and loved it the second time.

    I was at the library the other day and they had the Bachman Books for .25. I think I will go back and get it. You can't get it anymore because he didn't want "Rage" out there with all the school shootings.

    DT4 is my favorite of the series.

    Have you read "Rage"?
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  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    Flagg wrote:
    rrivers wrote:
    moe.ron wrote:
    oh, you said you loved insomnia......i read that one.....years ago. wasn't really a fan of it, but i think i'll give it another shot. not exactly a typical king novel, from what i can remember. personally, the one king novel i didn't really care for was 'cell'. i loved how it started, he got right to it immediately, but it fizzled fast for me.

    You should re-read Insomnia. Some of his books are better the second time. I hated Dark Tower 4 the first time and loved it the second time.

    I was at the library the other day and they had the Bachman Books for .25. I think I will go back and get it. You can't get it anymore because he didn't want "Rage" out there with all the school shootings.

    DT4 is my favorite of the series.

    Have you read "Rage"?

    I have read "Rage". I read it a couple of times, I think. I lost my Bachman Books at some point.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • oona left
    oona left Posts: 1,677
    "Roadwork" by Stephen King (as Richard Bachman).

    Ties in nicely with the conversation above, I see... Please, carry on :D
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    Started "The Tommyknockers" today.
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  • oona left
    oona left Posts: 1,677
    rrivers wrote:
    Started "The Tommyknockers" today.

    I was just thinking last night that that's one of the ones I have not yet read.
  • Enkidu
    Enkidu So Cal Posts: 2,996
    I've never read Insomnia. I should add that to the list.

    But I just finished It which I'd never read before. Loved it, except the end got a little funky.
  • small town beck
    small town beck Posts: 6,691
    [/quote]

    yeah, looking over that list i can say for sure i'm going to be getting 'cycle of the werewolf' and 'the colorado kid'.

    i've read 'gerald's game' twice. that's one of my favorite king novels. and i'm with you on how he blended it with 'dolores claiborne' (another great read). haven't read dreamcatcher yet, but i did see the movie. it was "meh".

    i've also read 'it' twice (the first time i read it, i was about 17 and it took me a year to get through it. second time was about a year ago and i defeated it in less than a month...that book is a beast.) i also read different seasons, but only once.[/quote]

    I am also trying to recall if Rose Madder had a small link with those two books as well? After having read Dreamcatcher I had NO desire to see the movie...started off well and then just fell off. Different Seasons is worth giving a second read or so to. I love those stories.
  • Brock Samson
    Brock Samson Posts: 328
    wow, look at all the king fans here. that's awesome.

    yeah, i'll definitely re-read 'insomnia'. maybe i couldn't get into it because i never read any of the dark tower books, so i wasn't able to make any connections.

    i've gone over those books that are in that auction that i won, and i've decided i'm going to pick the following:

    the colorado kid
    cycle of the werewolf
    firestarter
    insomnia
    rose madder
    lisey's story
    the talisman
    storm of the century
    christine
    pet sematary
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  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    small town beck wrote:


    I am also trying to recall if Rose Madder had a small link with those two books as well? After having read Dreamcatcher I had NO desire to see the movie...started off well and then just fell off. Different Seasons is worth giving a second read or so to. I love those stories.

    Gerald's Game and Dolores Claiborne are linked. I don't think Rose Madder has any link to anything other than the Dark Tower.
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  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    rrivers wrote:



    I have read "Rage". I read it a couple of times, I think. I lost my Bachman Books at some point.


    Cool. I still think my favorite Bachman book is Roadwork. But The Long Walk is awesome too. I know someone was trying to make that into a movie but not sure what happened to it.

    I think King has really rebounded with his last couple of books (Duma Key and The Dome). I was starting to lose faith after Dreamcatcher.
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  • small town beck
    small town beck Posts: 6,691
    rrivers wrote:
    small town beck wrote:
    moe.ron wrote:
    i'm almost re-reading 'needful things' by stephen king. on deck is 'the stand'. that'll be the third time reading that one.

    Another Stephen King fan?! Nice. I know some people didn't like 'needful things' but I liked it...of course I really liked 'insomnia' and I have friends that are King fans that thought it was boring. To each their own. I always enjoy re-reading them. Although I still have to finish 'the dome' :oops:

    King fan here too! There's quite a few on this thread. I enjoyed "Dome" a lot, and "Needful Things" and "Insomnia". "Insomnia" was really fun reading it when it first came out because it was the first time I remember noticing all the Dark Tower connections. I was looking at a Dark Tower site last night and it made me want to re-read those books because there was a lot I forgot.

    It was just announced he has a 4 story book (a la "Four Past Midnight") coming out in November called "Full Dark, No Stars".

    I loved the first three Tower books but haven't finished the series :oops: I really do need to finish "The Dome"

    Great to see so many King fans on here!

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