The book I’ve primarily been focused on reading over the last few weeks is Stephen King’s newest, The Outsider . More to come on that soon! But while doing that, a funny thing happened: I also ended up completing a rather quick re-read of Misery . When I go to the gym (which is basically now just on weekends), I like to take a paperback with me, for those long slogs on the exercise bike or treadmill. Sometimes I try to read my psych books to enhance my studies, but isn’t it much more rewarding to read something fun? At any rate, Misery was the latest book I brought with me, and I burned through it in no time. I’ve read it once before, as a teenager. It was a book I’d always intended to revisit at some point, given that it shone in my memory as one of King’s finest novels. Boy, is it ever! Misery is compulsively readable, the true definition of a page-turner. It moves with impressive mom...
Roland Deschain's quest was to reach the Dark Tower. My quest? To make my way through all of Stephen King's work. It's been a slow process, but a rewarding one. I figured that as I continue, I'd share my thoughts here! Thanks for checking it out!