Showing posts with label Stephen King. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen King. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
"Big Driver" Novella Review
Stephen King's Big Driver is a story about the determination of a simple woman. The main character, Tess, encounters trouble while taking a shortcut and survived. She now seeks revenge and her need redemption leads Tess to her inner woman- a woman she held deep within herself. King knows how to grow and twist a plot and Big Driver is a perfect example of his genius. This novella is featured in King's Full Dark No Stars-- a wonderful collection of novellas that are beautifully written. I give Big Driver 5 out of 5 stars.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
"The Mouse on the Mile" Review
This is the second serial of Stephen King's "the Green Mile" serial novels.
This story was a little hard for me to follow, because of all the characters and situations that were taking place. A lot was happening in those 92 pages. John Coffey (the serial novel's magic man) doesn't play a big role in "the Mouse on the Mile" and that was a letdown for me. This serial just focuses of life on the mile before Coffey and how Mr. Jingles (the mouse) started off in the mile.
I rate this book 3.5 out of 5 stars.
I bought this one, and serials one and three, at a book fair for 50 cents each. I finished the first book a few months ago and school has been ruling my life, so I just got back to this.
This story was a little hard for me to follow, because of all the characters and situations that were taking place. A lot was happening in those 92 pages. John Coffey (the serial novel's magic man) doesn't play a big role in "the Mouse on the Mile" and that was a letdown for me. This serial just focuses of life on the mile before Coffey and how Mr. Jingles (the mouse) started off in the mile.
I rate this book 3.5 out of 5 stars.
I bought this one, and serials one and three, at a book fair for 50 cents each. I finished the first book a few months ago and school has been ruling my life, so I just got back to this.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
The Shining Book Review
I've been reading it on and off but I've finally finished the Shining by Stephen King. It was a long read and it seemed to drag a bit. The last 200 pages was when the action started to rise. The author wanted to set the scene and every paragraph is full of imagery and atmosphere. This was one of King's earlier works, so I believe his writing style was still developing. Overall well-written. 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
my tale about the Psycho’s secondhand tale (a poem)
The Psycho told it with drollness…I heard it like
this:
The 5000 children were waiting before sunrise
Each brought three items for the Creep to sign
They love him—he is their passion, their hero
They love his genius and style
To them he is a breathing masterpiece
They praise the darkness that he brings into the
atmosphere
And get high off his eerie aura
The Creep was tired but willing
His Organizer could see the stress shine off him
and gently she rubbed the Creep with ice
Within the first half hour his eyes were wilting,
his frown was turning to stone
“My fingers are bleeding,” he mumbled as he
scribbled a child’s copy of his misery
“Can you get me some bandages?” he asked his Organizer
“Wait! No!” a kid protested. “Don’t bandage him
until he bleeds on my book!”
Every child in line heard this and a chorus of
5000 cried, “Not fair! If the Creep bleeds on his book he has to bleed on my
book!”
WTF is what went through his Organizer’s mind
Creep’s jaw fell
She couldn’t believe this poet didn’t know what to
say—he was caught off guard
“They’re your fans,” she said
He spread blood on each of those kids’ three
things
He was very sustainable with his blood, deepening
each wound before cutting a new one
…The Psycho told this story with pleasure and wit
The audience laughed, as if it were the Psycho who
had to cut his fingers for 5000 kids
Sunday, May 20, 2012
A poem I wrote. Please comment
Sweet Bad Romance
Rah, rah, rahahah! RAH!
Dancing in the woods and singing in the street
Taking things for granted and everything that's free
Wasting Wednesday nights with you in the park and chowing Cajun
I'll be your Sweet Talk and you'll forever be my HAVEN
You're pretty cool for a guy who never laughs or smiles
As caring as a mother yet as cold as Joe's raging bile
I could just drown in your soups stirred with patience and escape in your blanket knitted with love
You're so beautiful, angry, poetic, hysterical, and wonderful- I just can't get enough
Don't ever say sorry for being narrow and plain
And I'll stop apologizing for my attitudes and complaints
I'll still love you if you'd burn down the city and start a war
And I know you'd still love me if I drowned the world or erase the stars
You're my psychopath and I'm your devoted nurse
We'll rock this town with our bohemian blues and love curse
'Cause I can't escape you and you shall never be free from me
There's no place better or worse we want to be
Sweet Bad Romance
Rah, rah, rahahah! RAH!
Dancing in the woods and singing in the street
Taking things for granted and everything that's free
Wasting Wednesday nights with you in the park and chowing Cajun
I'll be your Sweet Talk and you'll forever be my HAVEN
You're pretty cool for a guy who never laughs or smiles
As caring as a mother yet as cold as Joe's raging bile
I could just drown in your soups stirred with patience and escape in your blanket knitted with love
You're so beautiful, angry, poetic, hysterical, and wonderful- I just can't get enough
Don't ever say sorry for being narrow and plain
And I'll stop apologizing for my attitudes and complaints
I'll still love you if you'd burn down the city and start a war
And I know you'd still love me if I drowned the world or erase the stars
You're my psychopath and I'm your devoted nurse
We'll rock this town with our bohemian blues and love curse
'Cause I can't escape you and you shall never be free from me
There's no place better or worse we want to be
Labels:
Fight Club,
Haven,
love,
original,
poem,
poetry,
Stephen King,
weird
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