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Permalink Reply by Moxie Crimefighter on -
Both Rowling and Meyer, they're speaking directly to young people... The real difference is that Jo Rowling is a terrific writer and Stephenie Meyer can't write worth a darn. She's not very good."
hahaha. wow where did you find this?
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Permalink Reply by M on -
The only book I've read by him that I really liked was The Stand. He's pretty...I dunno...his writing style never changes, and while I LIKE it, after three or four books I was just like 'meh'.
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Permalink Reply by Whatsername on -
Have you read The Talisman? Or maybe it's just Talisman. I dunno but it. Is. Amazing
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Permalink Reply by M on
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I started it when I was a freshman. I had already read The Stand, Cujo, Pet Cemetary, and IT, so I was...pretty much King'd out.
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Permalink Reply by Whatsername on
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I've read The Talisman, The Stand, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, and I think that's it. OH! And The Mist. I freaked my the hell out. I started IT but it gave me nightmares =/
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Permalink Reply by M on
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The Stand is epic. I love reading books/watching movies/playing video games about human life post-apocalypse/destructive force.
It also had a good grasp of the core of human nature--we're social, and we like to stick together.
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Permalink Reply by Whatsername on
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Yeah. Definitely one of my favorites
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Permalink Reply by Nephtys80 on -
O/T: I'm not wild about Stephen King, but I LOVED "Different Seasons", a collection of four non-horror novellas, namely Shawshank Redemption, Apt Pupil, The Body (film was called 'Stand by Me'), and The Breathing Method. The Shawshank Redemption and Stand by Me are also two of my favourite books-into-movies, 'Apt Pupil' was a LOT better as a novella than it was as a film though.
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