Mark Silverman

No interview until the end. Then ends abruptly.

Revisado: 02-14-25

The title is very misleading. The interview begins in the last 1.25 hours of the book, and then is abruptly ended to get you to buy the eventual sequal. Not cool. The entire book revolves around the main character, who is bumbling around trying to write a book, all while seeing entities here and there, that never engage. Huge amounts of fluff. would have been better condensed. The narrator did a good enough job, and wasn't annoying.

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Decent Story - Awful Narrator

Revisado: 01-18-25

The narrator ruined a nice horror story. I have NO idea why the author chose this narrator. Think "Flamboyant, Feminine Male Disney" voice full of sass and fairy dust for every character and situation, who greatly struggles with finding a masculine voice, and never does find it. He left his testosterone at the door. All characters sound identical, except for demons; they have their own same voices.

The narrator turned this into a go-lucky story, which destroyed any mental picture of anything horrible happening. Such an wful disservice to the audio book.

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Great narrator. Top notch.

Revisado: 12-23-23

Fast-paced storyline, but you won't get lost with tons of names or weird plot Transitions. The story is linear, clearly laid out, and runs smoothly. A very easy and lively romp.

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Excellent book - excellent narration.

Revisado: 03-17-23

Picks up smoothly from Book 1, and finishes in a great position for Book 3 to take over. Great job. :)

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Perfect narration - only a few intsnsces of...

Revisado: 12-09-22

...King's Liberal swill ideology found its way into a few places, but not obnoxiously, or in a way that made me want to get a refund. But he does need to drop that crap from his stories. Narrator is spot-on, maybe even better than the story itself. nine of the voices pulled me from the fantastical story.

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Solid 'page' turner.

Revisado: 07-03-20

Great balance between reality and fantasy. Reissue characters and situations for the most part. The reader has the same voice for all females and children, so it gets a little wonky with whom is talking. Thankfully it's a book, so most sentences include whom is talking.

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Meh, OK

Revisado: 06-20-20

His stories become more tame and less creative as he ages. It seems as though he's simply killing time with his typewriter for the sake of publishing more stuff. He's also become more feminist, and almost hateful of men, sliding in male stereotypes, and having them be brow beaten by female characters. In real life, King is becoming more and more of a... pansy... which is fitting for him these days. Very sad. I'm not sure if I'll be reading/listening to his future books.

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Dragged on and on

Revisado: 03-09-20

Action came long after I lost interest. Fast forwarded often just to get to the end, simply because I paid a credit for it.

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Disappointed with the writer

Revisado: 01-29-20

I may return to his writings once he's learned some life lessons. At this point, his writings are littered with political slants, slaps, and a fair dose of Anti-semitism, which added nothing to the story, but gave him a quick platform to spout racism and bigotry. The writings are mostly amateur Stephen King, wandering for identity, struggling to find ways to make the reader be afraid of something that is simply boring. Sorely disappointed. Goodbye, tailcoat rider.

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Just not King any longer

Revisado: 01-22-20

His last few books are a far cry from the old Stephen King. He's getting tired and bored with his life, which is made apparent through his writing. Predictable story with no twists, turns, or surprises. He gives us the back story on the bad guys and gals towards the end of the book, which was frustrating, as knowing some of their info would have made things far more interesting and added some much needed foreshadowing.

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