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Old 07-10-2010, 10:46 AM   #5495
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And I'll third Rog. I do think, though, that SK's 'Misery' is too often sadly overlooked ... what a tale, what characters! Neil
Misery was the first Stephen King book I read as an adult (I read a few as a teen but wasn't too taken by them), and... it put me right off him

I also got very odd looks when I was reading it... I'm not sure if it was just because I was laughing out loud on the London Underground, or because I was laughing out loud on the London Underground whilst reading a Stephen King book.
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