... remained to pray.
I see that Stephen King's 11/22/63 has been named one of the Ten Best Books of 2011 by the New York Times, no less. So you see, I don't read rubbish after all!
I see that Stephen King's 11/22/63 has been named one of the Ten Best Books of 2011 by the New York Times, no less. So you see, I don't read rubbish after all!
Who on earth said you did? I merely pointed to the fact that comparing King to Balzac and Dickens seemed a little far-fetched! I have nothing against a little King now and then! And, because I want to please you, I might add that he is probably one of the most imaginative writers who ever lived. (Also one of the wealthiest!) The guy does have immense talent!
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Well, at least you didn't compare him to Marcel Proust, that vastly over-rated writer whom I have yet to read!
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ReplyDeleteThis book had better be good!
ReplyDeleteI've taken your (and Mme's) advice and purchased it for Someone's Christmas, so I'll tell him to blame you ..........
It's quite heavy so the person in question should be in good physical shape!
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