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The Stand by Stephen King - a critique

Read when I was 16, this was how I discovered King. His storytelling wowed me. I had never read anything like it.

By Rachel DeemingPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
The Stand by Stephen King - a critique
Photo by Elti Meshau on Unsplash

Great place to start with the master of horror.

Captain Tripps' viral madness rips world to weaken and fracture.

The battle begins for souls of survivors.

Dreams beguile, influencing.

Who will you stand with? Choose: Boulder or Vegas

Randall Flagg - Devil in disguise?

Advisory: don't read in a pandemic.

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Rachel Deeming

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    Written by Rachel Deeming