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- Verlag: Hodder and Stoughton (1990)
- ISBN-10: 999570305X
- ISBN-13: 978-9995703059
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Stephen King once wrote that he's still interested in things that go bump in the night, but that his more recent books tend to focus more on the people who may...or may not...be listening. These short stories fit that category, from the weary airline pilot-divorcee Captain Engle and then hardened Nick Hopewell who experiences a foxhole change of heart, to the small-town average Sam Peebles who hides a lifetime secret, King introduces us to characters we can care about. The character development makes the surreal storylines of the book all the more fascinating and poignant. "Langoliers" was fun to try to figure out as you go along; "Library Policeman" yields impressive psychological maturity; "The Sun Dog" is engrossing. Only "Secret Window, Secret Garden" left me cold. I wish I could read them again for the first time.
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I have had this book on my bookshelf for quite awhile now - not usually being a fan of shortstories - I had received it as a gift and never read it. Yet, when I started I was completely mystified (as I always am by King) and couldn't put it down.
I agree with an earlier reviewer that said that 'Secret Window, Secret Garden' gave him or her the 'Bag of Bones' feel. I felt similarity also with 'The Langoliers' and the first short story in 'Hearts in Atlantis'. I love the subtitle things used on every chapters beginning...I wish he had used them in all the stories.
This was much better reading in my opinion than 'Nightmares and Dreamscapes' and 'Different Seasons'. Maybe this writing came from a transitional period in Kings life....all the stories had the same sort of 'feel' to them which is a good thing for me. There was a continuity that kept me wanting to see how the next story was going to be similar somehow.
If you are reading this review to see if you should read the book - you should if you are part of Stephen King's Constant Reader-ship. You wont be disapointed.
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I LOVED "Secret Window, Secret Garden", it was reminiscent of "Bag of Bones". The story is extremely suspenseful, poetic, and intelligent. "Library Policeman" is similiar to "It" and a short story in "nightmares and dreamscapes" about a teacher and "changed" children. "The Sun Dog" is great because of its connection to the Castle Rock tales and a must if you liked "The Dark Half", "Needful Things", and "Cujo", many characters from these stories turn up. I was surprised to find that I HATED "the langoliers", like a Rod McKuen poem, this story reeked of false sentiment. It was corny and unbelievable. King isn't always really original, I can say that and still be a huge King fan, but in this story he doesn't even put his usual great twist and special magic to a tired premise. After I finished the story, I felt let down and wanted to know who exactly the Langoliers were! The only likeable character was the bad guy, Mr. Craig Toomy. The others were just caricatures. I especially disliked the use of Dinah the "little blind girl" blechhhhh. But the other 3 stories make up for this stumble.
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THE LANGOLIERS
Eine kleine Gruppe Passagiere erwacht während des nächtlichen Flugs von LA nach Boston und stellt fest, dass nicht nur sämtliche... Lesen Sie weiter...
Eine kleine Gruppe Passagiere erwacht während des nächtlichen Flugs von LA nach Boston und stellt fest, dass nicht nur sämtliche... Lesen Sie weiter...
Vor 24 Monaten von Erinome veröffentlicht
Past midnight, King is at his best
The shorter Stephen King keeps his stories, the better they often are. "Four Past Midnight" is very effective because he doesn't have room for unnecessary flourishes and... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 21. Mai 2000 von Brian D. Rubendall
Uncanny Psychological Thriller
These four tales took seven years to get my attention, but once I started, I did not want to stop. All four stories are written well, with developed characters and gripping plot... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 2. Mai 2000 von Robert Oswald
Why does everybody hate "Secret Window, Secret Garden?"
I don't understand why so many readers hated "Secret Window, Secret Garden." Let me say first of all that all four of these are great stories; as far as I'm concerned,... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 1. Februar 2000 von Scott E Amundsen
An instant #1
I have not personaly read this book, but my brother did and he says he would rate it a number one and I go with what he says.
Veröffentlicht am 29. Januar 2000 von Ryan
Why does everyone dislike "Secret Window, Secret Garden?"
Another first-rate collection from the King. "The Langoliers" is the best of the four; I'd say the weakest of them is "The Sun Dog," mainly because it's a bit... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 10. Januar 2000 von Scott E Amundsen
"The Langoliers" Was Brilliant!
The first story in "Four Past Midnight" was without a shadow of a doubt the best story in the book. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 22. Dezember 1999 von Kevin77
The Langoliers was the BEST!
This book was very good. Every time I read it there was action. He puts a lot of suspense through out the story. I wanted to keep on reading on to the next chapter. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 7. Dezember 1999 von Alisa
The Langoliers is an excellent story by Stephen King
Stephen King's Four Past Midnight is a wonderful book. If you like horror the Stephen King way you will love this book. In this book King wrote four stories. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 7. Dezember 1999 von Elisabeth
Mr. King "blurs the line" and suspends disbelief so smoothly
"Chilling" is the best description for this trip into the imagination of Stephen King and his characters. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 23. Oktober 1999 von GnatG
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