M-O-O-N, That Spells...

[flangella]

Everything, apparently.
xD
I gotta know, ladies...who here has read The Stand by Stephen King?
o3o

Discuss, pl0x;
The Stand
Why Tom Cullen is, indeed, the best Cullen

 

[Lady Suspiria]

Reading the title of this thread was enough for me. XD
I love The Stand. It's really a phenomenal accomplishment in literature. And it does indeed contain the best Cullen.
I honestly don't even know where to begin in concerns to this book.
Did you read the uncut version or the cropped one? I know that it's really easy to find the uncut version now, but I often wonder about how many people have bothered to read it (aside from myself).  

[kyra-san]

I've never read it, but I did stay up until 4am watching it at a friend's party. That movie was long.  

[Femme Autobot Crescendo]

I knew I couldn't be the only one! I've been saying that for two years now! When I think Cullen, I think Tom Cullen.

Yeah, school library had uncut. Hehe. My friend read cut, so we compared it a lil bit.  

[flangella]

Gosh, forgot about this thread for a while...
>-o
I've read only the uncut verson myself.
I might end up reading the cut verson someday just to say that I did, lol.

 

[Femme Autobot Crescendo]

If I remember correctly, my friend said that the Trashcan Man and The Kid's 'scene' was cut out.

In retrospect, it's much more appropriate than some of the other stuff people read.  

[Mosdras]

Loved both the book and the miniseries.

My mom was the one who graced me with such a love for mr kings works....except for IT....Errr... IT put me off of all clowns cept ronald mcdonald... he's like the only one i will go near. period.

And im 20 years old XD  

[kittycross]

But Ronald mcdonald is so creepy! He's like Pennywise on acid+speed!

The Stand was great but the miniseries really over-simplified the Good vs Evil and the long drawn out suffering of the plague just didn't come across with the same impact at all.

I wish Golden Years hadn't been cancelled before it ran it's course.
The last book I read by Stephen King was Duma Key and that was amazing! Lovecraftian in it's way.

Stephen King is very under appreciated as a writer just because he cranks out books so fast, but they're really well written.
Back in high school I did a comparative essay on Rage (written by King as Richard Bachman) and Catcher in the Rye.

M-O-O-N, that spells perceptive expression of the human condition