Stephen King Book • Page 99

Discussion in 'Entertainment Forum' started by Vivatoto, Mar 31, 2016.

  1. estebanwaseaten

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    Ugh this book is gonna kill me
     
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  2. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

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  3. estebanwaseaten

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    Yeah I just wrapped up that section :(
     
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  4. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

    the first time I read that it fucked me up for days
     
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  5. brutal section man. crushing
     
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  6. estebanwaseaten

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    ALRIGHT well the next section is not any better goodness me
     
  7. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

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    alright Steve you have my attention
     
  8. This is going to sound like King heresy but…

    I'm 75% of the way through Under the Dome and kinda enjoying it more than The Stand.

    Don’t hurl rocks at me!
     
  9. tyler2tall

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    While it’s not bad by any means, The Stand took me like 3 months to finish. Dome took like a month. Overall I also enjoyed Dome more.

    Somehow The Talisman is also taking me forever to get through. Hopefully Black House is a quicker read for me.
     
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  10. estebanwaseaten

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    Excited to get to Under the Dome considering its praise. I wrapped The Dark Tower a week or two back and while I definitely understand it is far from perfect, it was a tremendous fantasy series. I don't know that I've ever known so quickly that I will reread something so large several more times, or maybe make it like a bi-yearly thing. Working through 4.5 now.
     
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  11. Brother Beck

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    I only read The Stand once as a teenager (I believe) on my initial Stephen King kick, but I've always thought I should go back and read it again
     
  12. imthegrimace

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    I breezed through Under the Dome in a week whereas The Stand took me about a month. Both are great but The Stand is a better book.
     
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  13. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

    The Stand is goated, I think the "no great loss" chapter in the uncut version is probably the best thing he ever wrote
     
  14. I fucking love The Stand. Haven't read UTD. But The Stand is unbelievable
     
  15. chewbacca110

    PEOPLE ARE DRINKING VANILLA LATTES

    I would love to read Under The Dome, but I do a lot of my reading on my train commute and don't know if I want to carry around a tome in my backpack during the hot months. I like to stay light!
     
  16. Daniel

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    Under the Dome rips and never really lets up, but is more like Needful Things than The Stand. The Stand is slow, sprawling, and plodding (in the best way).
     
  17. The Stand is the better written book for sure, but Under the Dome is like a thriller. It just never lets up from page one. And Big Jim is one of his best villains I think.
     
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  18. Daniel

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    Going on vacation Friday and grabbed Joyland after seeing some people recommending it as a good beach read. I think this will be the most recent King I've read.