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The more he practiced at a thing, the less practiced it sounded and the more natural and unexpected and lively it became...

In Hogan's pocket, the Chattery Teeth clicked together once. The sound was soft, but Hogan heard it... and felt them move.

Overall, I enjoyed this read. But. My favorite S.K. stories are those that are more character based, like Misery.

This isn't S.K. at his best. It's as though he had the script for the movie in mind while writing.

...My hands are gripping some sort of alien artifact. A machine from another world, & I may have caught a glimpse of its operators...

The boys were forbidden to touch it except under strict supervision - while shooting at targets or in hunting season - but it wasn't locked

Loving the story idea. Hating the political aspects of it - and the blow for blow fist fights.

...re-reading Carrie... I know, I'm wierd.

Poorly written, but the story itself is what keeps me turning the page. Bummer. I need to get some more books.

Watching The Woman in Black http://www.zshare.net/video/652291168... (click on "skip this ad")

You didn't hear them coming, hardly heard them go. Grass bent down, sprang up again. They passed like shadows downhill, the boys of summer.

Excellent writing, but in the end I just didn't care for the story.

[The house] felt empty and somehow forlorn, like a faithful lover who has been dropped and can not understand why.

He was beginning to think that death was finally upon them & that they should find some place to hide where they would not be found.

I am thankful for my blankets, my pillows, pain medication, my coffee in the morning. I've come to realize that I am a spoiled child.

I'm enjoying his writing. Taking my time savoring reading aloud.

The wierdest, most puzzling-yet-familiar story I have ever read... and I am beginning to speak with a Spanish accent again...