This week I started, finally:
So, would you read on? Have you already read this one? Are you a Stephen King fan?
Until next time
Stay Busy and Stay Happy
11/22/63
Stephen King
Scribner a division of Simon and Schuster
I have never been what you'd call a crying man.
My ex-wife said that my "nonexistent emotional gradient" was the main reason she was leaving me (as if the guy she met in her AA meetings was beside the point). Christy said she supposed she could forgive me not crying at her father's funeral; I had only known him for six years and couldn't understand what t wonderful giving man he had been (a Mustang convertible as a high school graduation present, for instance). But then, when I didn't cry at my own parent's funeral - they died just two years apart, Dad of stomach cancer and Mom of a thunderclap heat attack while taking a walk on a Florida beach - she began to understand the nonexistent gradient thing. I was "unable to feel my feelings," in AA-speak.
So, would you read on? Have you already read this one? Are you a Stephen King fan?
Until next time
Stay Busy and Stay Happy




I loved this book so happy to see your intro from it --enjoy Judy --great pick
ReplyDeleteI like those words non existent emotional gradient.
ReplyDeleteI like those words non existent emotional gradient.
ReplyDeleteThis one was my favorite book by King...even though it was hefty and it took me a few days to finish, never mind the chore of holding it (lol), but I couldn't stop! Loved it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...and here's mine: “THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU”
I I haven't read King since college days (ages ago), but this one has been on my kindle for way too long. I really need to read it soon. Hope you like it!
ReplyDeleteI'm undecided about this book. As a native Dallasite, I vividly remember the Kennedy assassination and the ugly press about my home town following the event, so I'm reluctant to revisit that. However, it sounds like the story is more about one man's reaction. Since Stephen King is such a good writer, I'll probably read this eventually.
ReplyDeleteMy Tuesday post features The Gods of Second Chances.
This is one of those books I keep thinking about reading, but haven't. I normally don't enjoy Stephen King, but this may be an exception.
ReplyDeleteToday I'm featuring The Girl Who Came Home.
Definitely would continue reading. I can see why he is such a popular author.
ReplyDeleteI've been planning to read this book since it came out. I really like the opening. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteI do want to finish this book!
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