I don't think anyone writes "gross" as well as Stephen King. He just has this ability to get you to visualize a scene. I'll get to the scene in a moment. In Doctor Sleep, he brings back the character of Danny Torrence, the little boy in The Shining. In interviews King says that when fans ask about the fate of specific characters (the one's that actually live through the horror), he's been more interested in the those that question the fate of Danny. I think most people who have seen the movie remember the cute little boy on a tricycle with a bowl haircut racing down the empty corridors of The Overlook Hotel. Later to run from a mad "white knuckle alcoholic" who was his father.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
Book Review on Stephen King's New Book: Doctor Sleep
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I don't think anyone writes "gross" as well as Stephen King. He just has this ability to get you to visualize a scene. I'll get to the scene in a moment. In Doctor Sleep, he brings back the character of Danny Torrence, the little boy in The Shining. In interviews King says that when fans ask about the fate of specific characters (the one's that actually live through the horror), he's been more interested in the those that question the fate of Danny. I think most people who have seen the movie remember the cute little boy on a tricycle with a bowl haircut racing down the empty corridors of The Overlook Hotel. Later to run from a mad "white knuckle alcoholic" who was his father.
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I don't think anyone writes "gross" as well as Stephen King. He just has this ability to get you to visualize a scene. I'll get to the scene in a moment. In Doctor Sleep, he brings back the character of Danny Torrence, the little boy in The Shining. In interviews King says that when fans ask about the fate of specific characters (the one's that actually live through the horror), he's been more interested in the those that question the fate of Danny. I think most people who have seen the movie remember the cute little boy on a tricycle with a bowl haircut racing down the empty corridors of The Overlook Hotel. Later to run from a mad "white knuckle alcoholic" who was his father.
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