Of all of Stephen King's "classic" books, 'Salem's Lot is the one I've historically been least enamored with. I know it's a favorite of many fans. But me? I was always underwhelmed by it. But leading into Halloween, I decided to give it another read, given that it's been years since I first read it (probably fifteen or so), and since I always like to observe the spooky season by reading something of King's in the "horror" realm. Folks, let me tell you: I was dead wrong about this book. This is a great novel. I'm a much bigger, and more knowledgeable, King fan than I was when I first encountered the book. So I now realize that 'Salem's Lot was only King's second published novel. Of course I also know King had been writing for a while before publishing Carrie (and that some of the books released later were actually written prior to 'Salem's Lot ), but regardless, Lot is still an ear...
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!