Hardcover
English language
Published Dec. 15, 2009 by Thorndike Press.
Following Duma Key and Lisey's Story, Stephen King delivers a stunning collection of short stories. In many of the stories, the line between the living and the dead is blurred. A husband calls his widowed wife; a couple at a roadside tavern can get together nowhere else; the kiss of a young blind girl brings the dying back to live. And in "N," never before published, there is a circle of stone in a field up a road. The No Trespassing sign should be obeyed, especially just after sunset. Subtle, haunting, sometimes outright terrifying--an astonishing collection from a. Master storyteller. --back cover
Following Duma Key and Lisey's Story, Stephen King delivers a stunning collection of short stories. In many of the stories, the line between the living and the dead is blurred. A husband calls his widowed wife; a couple at a roadside tavern can get together nowhere else; the kiss of a young blind girl brings the dying back to live. And in "N," never before published, there is a circle of stone in a field up a road. The No Trespassing sign should be obeyed, especially just after sunset. Subtle, haunting, sometimes outright terrifying--an astonishing collection from a. Master storyteller. --back cover
як собі хочете, але я не люблю коротких оповідань. тому — три зірки, замість твердих чотирьох. крім того, оповідання, попри очевидне задоволення від написання, в якому зізнається кінг у передмові й післямові, все-таки не так детально пропрацьовані, як «22/11/63», і не так захоплюють дією, як «доктор сон» — тк собі, насіннячко полузгати, коли нічого більше під рукою немає.
