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I read his The Lucky One because the story took place in 1980s.

I enjoy the films from his books.
I've only seen two of his movies: The Best of Me and The Notebook. I haven't read The Best of Me's book, but The Notebook's movie beats the book by half-a-star IMO.



I've only seen two of his movies: The Best of Me and The Notebook. I haven't read The Best of Me's book, but The Notebook's movie beats the book by half-a-star IMO.
I enjoy his films and can rewatch at any time.



This arrived from the library, enjoyable, quick read.

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Completed Extant Filmographies: Luis Buńuel, Federico Fellini, Satyajit Ray, Fritz Lang, Andrei Tarkovsky, Buster Keaton, Yasujirō Ozu - (for favorite directors who have passed or retired, 10 minimum)



Salem's Lot

OK, I adore King, I adore vampire stories. My dad would kick my ass if he heard me say that (well, actually he'd just be severely disappointed and try to ignore it, but hey). I've seen quite a few, read quite a few and am trying to write one. And I have to say, this is overrated. Now the prose is EXCELLENT, in the same way Updike's drawn out prose is. The description of the town and its characters is wonderful, but it drowns out the plot and the thrills, leading the human versus vampire war to feel weak sometimes. So, 7/10.



I picked this up today. It's been s long time since I have read one. Usually they are taken from a script of a deceased person, as each book is written for the individual themselves.