...and there's a blue like where the urban angels go, very bright

[primroseburrows]

In which Primrose dies and goes to literary heaven.

Neil Gaiman reviews Stephen King. Too much input, cannot cope.

This review is three years old. How come I've never read it? *shrugs*

I have to read Black House again. It's a great story, but the first-person tense is a bit off-putting. The Talisman, now. There's a story.

Comments

[neonnurse.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the link. Somehow I never got around to reading Black House, despite being kind of a King completeist... I wonder if I have a copy around here somewhere? (Yeah, like knowing that would help even a teeny bit.)

Well, I have three or four boxes of books for the library sale; maybe I will check this out while I am there and give myself the time to read it for Christmas!

[kaalee.livejournal.com]

I have nothing to add about the Neil Gaiman - Stephen King, thing, but I wanted to comment on your music selection.

I absolutely love that song. I think it's one of her best. <333

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

I love that entire album soverymuch.