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Old 11-30-2009, 02:58 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by PKFFW View Post
Totally agree that it had that whole "fleshed out" feeling. Could have been done in 1/2 the number of pages.

I was lucky though as I didn't get know about the series until book 6 had been released as I am not generally a King fan, so I never needed to re-read anything to refresh.

Cheers,
PKFFW
It's certainly partly my own fault. I've a rule now (caused by The Dark Tower and The Wheel Of Time) not to start a series until the author has completed it.

Incidentally, I heard...was it io9.com?...yes, here it is (<---linky)...that Stephen King is (sort of) working on a sequel to The Shining. Personally I think he should call it No TV & No Beer:



Cheers,
Marc
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