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53. Salem's Lot - Stephen King 8/10
New English Library (H & S), 439 pages
<Horror>
King's second published work, the very haunting Salem's Lot sees his debut venture into getting underneath the reality of a small town. Classic!”
54. Love & Rockets v2 The Girl From H.O.P.P.E.R.S. - Jaime Hernandez 8/10
Fantagraphics , 267 pages <Graphic Novel> This work is almost sublime, from mostly Latino (but many other) communities in LA, we have female wrestlers, a unique quasi-lesbian relationship, gangstas, wild Penny married to a man with horns and more. Most excellent stuff, some of it very powerful.
55. Love & Rockets v3 Perla La Loca - Jaime Hernandez 8/10
Fantagraphics, 282 pages <Graphic Novel> The amazing collection continues… after Wig Wam Bam, the main storyline moves with Maggie to Texas as she tries to build a life of sorts… meanwhile everyone thinks Hopey is missing! Superlative!
56. Love & Rockets v4 Heartbreak Soup - Gilbert Hernandez -- TEN/ TEN
Fantagraphics , 283 pages <Graphic Novel> I thought Jamie's work was great, but Gilbert's left me speechless, the amazing, sometime magical realist world of Palomar a remote town with no TV, few cars etc. And lots of pain, love, bitching, learning, laughing, growing, dying and more. Superb - an absolute must-read!
57. Dreamcatcher - Stephen King 8/10
New English Library (H & S), 694 pages
<Horror> King brings together, horror, paranormal, terror, war and science-fiction to bring you another great tale where friendship is on of the key tools battling evil.
58. 11.22.63. - Stephen King 9/10
Hodder Books (H & S), 740 pages
<Speculative Fiction> What would you do if you could go back to 1958? How about saving JFK? Fantastic speculative fiction book by King, as we delve into the 50's from the viewpoint of someone living in 2011. Truly great stuff… this finally gets me interested in the JFK conspiracy theories. A great stop off at 1958 Derry too!
59. Pet Semetary - Stephen King 9/10
New English Library (H & S), 465 pages
<Horror> A truly haunting best seller for us Constant Readers. Stephen King casts his horror spectacles on the subject of grief when a family relocates to Ludlow, Maine, to an idyllic house, near the Pet Semetary… and a busy road. One of his greats?
60. Cycle Of The Werewolf - Stephen King & Berni Wrightson 7/10
New English Library (H & S), 127 pages
<Horror> Tarker's Mills is under attack by a killer, once a month, whenever there's a full moon! King takes on the classic horror theme of werewolves.
61. Gerald's Game - Stephen King 8/10
New English Library (H & S), 394 pages
<Suspense> Terror, trepidation and suspense results when Gerald's Game results in his wife Jessie being left stranded in a woodland retreat tied to a bed with handcuffs! On second read, there's a much greater appreciation for this truly horrifyingly gory piece of suspense!
62. Dolores Claiborne - Stephen King 8/10
New English Library (H & S), 307 pages
<Suspense> Widowed housemaid Dolores Claiborne walks into the police station, to make a confession, resulting in a look back at the lows of her life story! Great suspense novel made even more innovative by being a confession. Good read!
63. Storm Of The Century - Stephen King 91/0
Pocket Books (Simon & Schuster), 376 pages
<Screenplay> A heavy in suspense and horror screenplay written for a series of TV specials - and the result… very very good, nail biting and fraught the Little Tall Island I sunder siege by the Storm of the Century… and homicidal stranger Andre Linoge.