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  • bull⚡
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    10 months ago

    Welp I just finished the end of the Dark Tower series (on audiobook). The final book kinda felt like a rushed mess to tidy up all of the stories and characters. It even managed to shove some new characters into the story out of nowhere really late in the piece. I also felt like the “big bad” was a big letdown.

    Stephen King remains a pervy weirdo too… never missing a chance to talk about his female character’s breasts throughout the entire series. I’m not sure there was a single female character of whom he didn’t describe or refer to their breasts at least once. It was pretty jarring and me feel odd whenever he’d do it for seemingly no reason.

    Anywho, now I need to figure out if I want to jump off the King train and discover something new, or check out another level of the tower in another King book. Before I read the Dark Tower I read The Shining which I enjoyed so I could check out Doctor Sleep except I stupidly read the plot for that back before I started to get into the books. I attempted The Stand but I lost interest as I already knew the story pretty well from the TV show and my reading of wiki pages when the TV show came out. Was considering It… I’ve never seen any of the It movies but I do know a little bit about the story there. Maybe I should skip to something without a TV/movie adaption so I can be more surprised. There’s a whole world of books to discover, I just need to find what gets me hooked.

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      10 months ago

      If you’re still in the thriller/mystery/sci-fi train, try Annihilation.

      • bull⚡
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        10 months ago

        Nice thanks! That does seem like the sort of thing I’m after!