part 367 bears and wolves oh my

[aphanon_meme]

YOU DID IT, I'M SO PROUD OF YOU. Well, it's been a year. I hope it was a good one for you--and that 2018 is even better! And maybe we'll finally get that fansub of even one of the musicals... just maybe.

Enjoy part 367!

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Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

I think I'll re-read Uzumaki! I found my copy of it while cleaning recently. :)

Other than that... idk. There's a lot of Stephen King that I haven't read. Maybe I'll see what the library has for his stuff.

Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

O I've never read it! How is it?

What have you read of King's? Maybe I can give some recommendations!

Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

It's pretty unnerving! I will never look at spirals again without thinking of it. ;) But anyway, well... It's hard to describe it I guess, but let's just say I have zero regrets about having a physical copy.

re: King, hmm... I went looking at his bibliography and it looks like I read more than I expected, but there's still a lot I haven't read
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_King_bibliography

I've read:
-Carrie (liked it)
-Salem's Lott (liked it)
-The Shining (loved it)
-The Stand (loved it but probably won't re-read any time soon)
-The Dead Zone (favourite)
-Firestarter (favourite)
-Dark Tower: The Gunslinger (it was OK, will re-read the rest of the series but not a priority)
-Pet Sematary (liked it)
-IT (loved it)
-The Eyes of the Dragon (liked it)
-Misery (do not remember a thing about it)
-Insomnia (did not finish, I got bored, which was disappointing because I liked the premise)
-Cell (eh)

It seems I've managed to hit many of the old classics but not so much of the more recent (or even recent-ish) ones. Suggestions?

Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

Haha well you've read most of the ones I have!

Let's see..

I would recommend Cujo! Although it's very dark and depressing and rather unpleasant.

Doctor Sleep, the sequel to the Shining, you might like if you can toss aside any notions that it will be scary or thematically similar to The Shining. It's definitely a "modern" King novel. It isn't bad but I went into it expecting The Shining But Danny is Grown Up and got... like... modern psychic vampires and a precocious child and AA meetings. I realize I am not selling this book very well lol.

Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh, I've been meaning to read Cujo for ages. Maybe I'll get around to it this upcoming month. :D

I didn't know Doctor Sleep is a sequel to The Shining. :O Thanks for the note that they aren't very similar in spite of a connection. I think I might be curious enough to check it out anyway.

Re: itt: october/halloween plans?

[(Anonymous)]

The prologue with young Danny--old Danny is very "Shining"-esque but once there's the time jump it becomes a completely different story in terms of tone. Again not necessarily bad, just, absolutely not what I was anticipating.