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4/5 - Lockdown by Bev Vincent
An isolated American island relies on its isolation to prevent spread of the disease, yet the reach of randall flagg and mother Abigail do not require human contact. This story furthers my theory of the shining making one immune to the virus, and shown a light on one of the edge cases of a pandemic and the use of isolation within it.
— Sep 14, 2026 02:15PM
An isolated American island relies on its isolation to prevent spread of the disease, yet the reach of randall flagg and mother Abigail do not require human contact. This story furthers my theory of the shining making one immune to the virus, and shown a light on one of the edge cases of a pandemic and the use of isolation within it.
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Patrick Fenn
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1/5 - In a Pig's Eye by Joe R. Lansdale
A story with numerous gross things written, and yet the produced no reaction because of the amateur writing and complete lack of tension building. It felt the first draft of something that could be alright if written and built up well, but it was just laud out as this happens and then this happens and then this happens. Too much luck, and no tension
— Sep 17, 2026 03:24PM
A story with numerous gross things written, and yet the produced no reaction because of the amateur writing and complete lack of tension building. It felt the first draft of something that could be alright if written and built up well, but it was just laud out as this happens and then this happens and then this happens. Too much luck, and no tension
Patrick Fenn
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4/5 - Every Dog Has Its Day by Bryan Smith
Im a suckered for a boy and his dog, and while this story teases that emotional pull, the focus for me was on Randall Flagg's attempt at this young man's life. Flagg's pursuit of troubled, imperfect people is on full display with his subtle magicians touch, and I find those aspects of the stand and the greater dark tower universe fascinating
— Sep 03, 2026 11:53AM
Im a suckered for a boy and his dog, and while this story teases that emotional pull, the focus for me was on Randall Flagg's attempt at this young man's life. Flagg's pursuit of troubled, imperfect people is on full display with his subtle magicians touch, and I find those aspects of the stand and the greater dark tower universe fascinating
Patrick Fenn
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4/5 - Bright Light City by Meg Gardiner
Interesting look at las Vegas soon after Captain Tripps has hit the population and good use of Randall flags abilities that feels in line with The Stand lore, yet expands on how it works
— Aug 29, 2026 07:37PM
Interesting look at las Vegas soon after Captain Tripps has hit the population and good use of Randall flags abilities that feels in line with The Stand lore, yet expands on how it works
Patrick Fenn
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1/5 - The Tripps by Wrath James White
Dialogue felt forced and unnatural, descriptions felt pointless and long winded, violence was gory with no feeling of tension or impact, and the use of Randall Flagg stretched his powers outside of established boundaries from the stand and the dark tower.
I can see how this author could be attractive for some, but I did not find him interesting or exciting at all
— Aug 25, 2026 05:24PM
Dialogue felt forced and unnatural, descriptions felt pointless and long winded, violence was gory with no feeling of tension or impact, and the use of Randall Flagg stretched his powers outside of established boundaries from the stand and the dark tower.
I can see how this author could be attractive for some, but I did not find him interesting or exciting at all
Patrick Fenn
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5/5 - Room 24 by Caroline Kepnes
A truly remarkable and disturbing look at a man with seemingly good intentions that quickly show something much darker underneath behind a veil of kindness that he hides from himself.
— Aug 23, 2026 10:43PM
A truly remarkable and disturbing look at a man with seemingly good intentions that quickly show something much darker underneath behind a veil of kindness that he hides from himself.