Full Dark, No Stars: Stories (Paperback) by Stephen King

from klarsenmd

Dark, dark, dar, darkest. The title of this set of 4 long fiction works does not lie. While not gore filled, this one is not for the faint of heart. A great look into the deepest blackest places in the human soul. What makes it so great is that piece of humanity in each of the characters that mak...

from beckylynn

Classic King.This is King's best writing in a few years. In Full Dark, King goes back to his roots of 'true horror'.  In this compiliation there are 4 different stories, all of which are mesmorizing and entrancing, in a dark way. The stories that you will read in this novel and the ones that 'sti...

from TheTwoDs

Stephen King's aptly titled new collection offers a darker take on his tales of personal retribution. Supernatural elements play varying roles, but are generally more in the background, and non-existent in some cases. In "1922", a farmer murders his wife with the help of their teenaged son, whom ...

from klarsenmd

Dark, dark, dar, darkest. The title of this set of 4 long fiction works does not lie. While not gore filled, this one is not for the faint of heart. A great look into the deepest blackest places in the human soul. What makes it so great is that piece of humanity in each of the characters that mak...

from StaceyHH

Ages ago I read two stories by King: "Chattery Teeth" (which I persist in remembering as "Clackety Teeth,") and "You Know They Got a Hell of a Band," both from Nightmares and Dreamscapes. The stories stayed with me, but I don't recall reading anything else by King for many years, until a couple o...