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  • #16
    Then there's this short-but-savage one, courtesy of the late Fredric Brown:

    http://www.roma1.infn.it/~anzel/answer.html

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    • #17
      I haven't read Misery, and
      Yeah, the book had a riding lawnmower in it. And something bad happened to a deputy sheriff (I think it was a deputy sheriff) and if I rememebered right, the writer (funny I don't remember the main char. name, but won't forget Annie's) had Stockholm Syndrom.

      Books that scared me were the Time/Life books about the supernatural and UFOs.
      Time! Time! Time is what turns kittens into cats.

      Don't teach me a lesson; all I learn is that you are an asshole.

      I wish porn had subtitles.

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      • #18
        I've only read The Stand, The Green Mile, Misery, and part of Salem's Lot, but have enjoyed them all. The Stand was fantastic, if strange and a bit of a weak ending. Oh, and his book on writing is amazing!
        "Eventually, everything that you have said becomes everything you will ever say." Eireann

        My pony dolls: http://equestriarags.tumblr.com

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        • #19
          You want freaky? Try being a night shift security guard all alone on a huge construction site. On one of the foggiest nights of the year. Passing time between a few rounds by reading Stephan King's "The Mist".

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          • #20
            Quoth Amanita View Post
            night shift ... all alone ...foggiest nights of the year.... "The Mist".
            No thanks!

            @Joi - thank you; 'Salem's Lot' was the one I had to put down but couldn't remember the title of.

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            • #21
              I have never finished one of the stories from Four Past Midnight. Can't remember which one, tough.

              ^-.-^
              Faith is about what you do. It's about aspiring to be better and nobler and kinder than you are. It's about making sacrifices for the good of others. - Dresden

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              • #22
                Quoth Andara Bledin View Post
                I have never finished one of the stories from Four Past Midnight. Can't remember which one, tough.

                ^-.-^
                'The Sun Dog', perhaps? That's the one that always terrified me the most. The one about the creature showing up closer and closer on a photograph every time a picture is taken with a certain camera?

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