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USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans.

San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down.

Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. Entertainment Weekly Plenty of thrills...[King's] an elegant writer and a master of pacing. New York Daily News A fast, scary read...King blasts a homer...[He] expertly stirs the major ingredients of the American psyche -- our spirituality, fierce love of children, passion for baseball, and collective fear of the bad thing we know lurks on the periphery of life. People An absorbing tale... Tom Gordon scores big. San Francisco Examiner A gem....Superb. St. Louis Post-Dispatch King paints a masterful, terrifying picture of every child's (and maybe adult's) worst fear...King uses that creepy-crawly paranoia to perfection. The New York Times Frightening....Feverish terror. USA Today A delightful read, a literary walk in the woods, and not just for baseball fans. The Wall Street Journal Impressive...A wonderful story of courage, faith, and hope. It is eminently engaging and difficult to put down.

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Stephen King is the author of more than sixty books, all of them worldwide bestsellers. His recent work includes the short story collection You Like It Darker, Holly, Fairy Tale, Billy Summers, If It Bleeds, The Institute, Elevation, The Outsider, Sleeping Beauties (cowritten with his son Owen King), and the Bill Hodges trilogy: End of Watch, Finders Keepers, and Mr. Mercedes (an Edgar Award winner for Best Novel and a television series streaming on Peacock). His novel 11/22/63 was named a top ten book of 2011 by The New York Times Book Review and won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller. His epic works The Dark Tower, It, Pet Sematary, Doctor Sleep, and Firestarter are the basis for major motion pictures, with It now the highest-grossing horror film of all time. He is the recipient of the 2020 Audio Publishers Association Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2018 PEN America Literary Service Award, the 2014 National Medal of Arts, and the 2003 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. He lives in Bangor, Maine, with his wife, novelist Tabitha King.

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