@very-rusty saidIt's actually quite possible to spend quality time with the family AND make time to read a good book.
Who would thumb down spending time with your family ?
Come forward and give me reasons if you can!!! 😛
-VR
What book would you recommend? Surely you have something to offer the thread?
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidOk, Stephen King! 😉
It's actually quite possible to spend quality time with the family AND make time to read a good book.
What book would you recommend? Surely you have something to offer the thread?
His movies seem to never live up to the books though, in my opinion.
The green mile 1999 was a great movie though I never read the book, not sure if there was one. Some dirt must have gotten my eye because I had a tear running down my face, which rarely happens.
Oh yes, I enjoyed the shawshank redemption, and Carrie also.
-VR
@very-rusty saidWhich of Stephen King's books did you enjoy reading most?
Ok, Stephen King! 😉
His movies seem to never live up to the books though, in my opinion.
The green mile 1999 was a great movie though I never read the book, not sure if there was one. Some dirt must have gotten my eye because I had a tear running down my face, which rarely happens.
-VR
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidThe shining, It, and I believe it was called the stamp. I believe would be my top 3, hard to pick one as I enjoyed them all.
Which of Stephen King's books did you enjoy reading most?
I really enjoyed his style of writing as you never knew what was going to happen or the outrages things that would. He has a very imaginative mind.
-VR
@very-rusty saidIt was The Stand, published in 1978.
The shining, It, and I believe it was called the stamp. I believe would be my top 3, hard to pick one as I enjoyed them all.
I really enjoyed his style of writing as you never knew what was going to happen or the outrages things that would. He has a very imaginative mind.
-VR
The sprawling narrative is too much for just one movie, projects to do so were eventually abandoned, although there was a miniseries released in 1994 on ABC.
@suzianne saidYes, I believe you are correct The Stand!!!
It was The Stand, published in 1978.
The sprawling narrative is too much for just one movie, projects to do so were eventually abandoned, although there was a miniseries released in 1994 on ABC.
-VR
@torunn saidmy author of choice is Michael Moorcock it would have been Joseph Heller but he only wrote 2 novels.
Can we have this discussion somewhere else, please - this thread is for literature.
