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i've actually worked on this collection for a few days; "The Little Sisters of Eluria" is one novella, along with "Everything's Eventual." The audiobook version I'm listening to through Libby features different narrators, Justin Long of the better ones with the latter. King lends a hand but his pacing even at normal speed seems hurried (he knows what's going to happen, of course.) His vest is "1408," as Mike Enslin.

This will count as the fourth time I've read this short novel, shown here in its graphic novel adaptation (which was the third time I read it).

I will finish this today, as part of my drive to read my extended Dark Tower list, and I work my way to October 6 and the release of the third Talisman and alleged final Dark Tower entry.

It is not prime King, but not every King is prime; it is King exploring how go about writing fantasy. Case in point is King Roland picking his nose and eating the emeralds he mines. If you want King fantasy, read Fairy Tale.

Powering along, as the narrative sucks readers into events. While this was written five-six years ago, there are parts that foretell our current straits here in the United States, which is an easy substitute for the Laconian empire/reich. Tiamat's Wrath seems a true middle entry in a trilogy that concludes the series that opened in Leviathan Wakes. I'm looking forward to the finale, if only for answers.

I will finish this entry in the Will Trent series today, but I'm taking a moment to note that men suck. And whjile I'm a man, I will still admit men suck.

It's remarkable how many pages it's possible to read when life doesn't intervene.