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Loved each and every part of this book. I will definitely recommend this book to horror, fiction lovers. Several of our natural fears are preyed upon — flying, being alone, creatures with scary teeth — but there's a great second level of terror being worked into the story: the fear of losing or wasting time.
The concepts of wasting time and losing control are almost the primary antagonists in this story. So, that was what I brought to this reread: I couldn't really remember the other stories in the book. What I took away, however, were the other three. Secret Window, Secret Garden and The Library Policeman are fine novellas, about a mentally unstable, possibly psychotic writer accused of plagiarism, and an evil being who hunts down those who have overdue library books; but it's The Sun Dog that I most loved.
A Castle Rock-set prelude of sorts to the grotesquely underrated Needful Things coming up in a few weeks' time, , it features a camera that, whenever it takes a photograph, shows an unsettling black dog another of King's recurring themes, especially relevant in his post-addiction times The dog comes closer and closer to the camera with each new picture, until it eventually breaks free of the camera itself. Again, it'smaterial that King had played with before, and would do again — the possession no pun intended that gives the user more than they ever wanted, exposing them to a terror that they push themselves to explore through their own curiosity — but it's done succinctly here, and with real control.
The inevitability is what pushes the story along — we want to see the dog escape, as horrifying as we know that will be.
It's a pretty strong collection, all told; while the middle two stories are perhaps slightly weaker surprising, given that Secret Window was deemed strong enough to be turned into a Johnny Depp film a decade ago , the two tales that bookend the book are among King's best shorter pieces. The book was published in multiple languages including English language, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format. The main characters of this fiction, fantasy story are Wendy Torrance, Danny Torrance.
The book has been awarded with , and many others.
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