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Holly by Stephen King: a timely work of crime fiction about not judging a book by its cover (theconversation.com)

The novel’s central character, Holly Gibney, a middle-aged private investigator, has featured in other recent crime fiction by King. As well as forming part of crime-solving teams in the Mr. Mercedes trilogy (2014-2016) and The Outsider (2018), she appears in the first novella of the collection If It Bleeds (2020) – a story...

Is it worth sticking with the Dark Tower if I'm not completely into the Gunslinger?

I’m not saying I dislike it but I’m finding it hard to get through and it’s incredibly short. I enjoyed the first chapter in Tull and I enjoyed the desert scenes but since then I’ve been finding it hard to focus on. I like the characters too but it just feels a bit… Boring in places?...

I love the spine for this edition of IT (lemmy.world)

During the lockdowns, I couldn’t go to the bookstores to get my books so I just ordered them online. Quite a few of my books from that period are knockoffs since sellers in my country have a tendency to photocopy books. This was my first replacement. Can’t wait to slowly replace all the knockoff books on my shelf.

I just finished Cell and I'm NOT happy with the ending (spoilers have been marked as such)

I just finished reading Cell. Going into it, I'd seen lots of mixed opinions but I'd gone in with pretty high expectations, as I usually tend to enjoy King books that most people didn't really like all that much (e. g. Needful Things). And, to be honest, most of the book didn't disappoint me....

I did not expect the Green Mile to be this amazing (lemmy.world)

I'm currently traveling and picked up a few books earlier on in my journey, including the Green Mile, by Mr King himself. I started it first after seeing a lot of people talking about how much they loved it (including the YouTuber who introduced me to Stephen King). I expected it to be a good book but oh boy, did it exceed every...

Lisey’s Story was tough at first

I’m about halfway through Lisey’s Story, but it’s taken two tries to get here. The first time all of the kind of dopey vernacular he used really was too much for me. I had put it down for a few months when I read in an article that he considers it one of his most personal novels. That makes sense of course because it’s...

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