The Dark Half (Paperback)

from JBreedlove

An ok King novel. Predictable and more gory than most King stories that I've read. But King still writes well and tells a good story. Being from Bangor some of his locales were very familiar (Gold's instead of Silver's junkyard) and Ludlow instead of Hampden south of Bangor.

from bnielsen

Castle Rock, USA, juni 1988, to år efter handlingen i Cujo. Thaddeus "Thad" Beaumont er forfatter, født i 1949. Han skriver literære bøger under eget navn og nogle horror-bøger om en led satan, Alexiis Machine, der sælger meget bedre, under pseudonymet George Stark. Som dreng fik han opereret en ...

from Carol420

Thad Beaumont, decides it's time he puts a rest to his pen name "George Stark." In a strange series of events, you find out that George Stark has come to life. The story alternates between George's view and Thad's view throughout their struggle to destroy each other.This is a scary book - a book ...

from ghr4

Stephen King's 1989 novel The Dark Half presents an intriguing premise wherein author Thad Beaumont, who achieved greater success writing under the name of George Stark, decides to figuratively kill off the pseudonym and write again under his own name, with the Stark's "burial" played out in a Pe...

from OscarWilde87

Having read quite a few Stephen King books I was surprised that this was the one that shocked me most right at the start. As a kid Thad Beaumont starts hearing sparrows in his head and suddenly suffers from a seizure. When he is taken to the hospital a neurosurgeon removes what seemed to be a tum...