Stephen King's "Misery": A Third Reading In 20 Years
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This week I re-read Stephen King’s Misery (third time) because I'd started thinking for some reason of the weird-typeface passages I would skip in my two previous readings, where King presents us with direct prose from the 19th century romance novel his protagonist, Paul Sheldon, is being forced to write by his psychopathic, bi-polar, weirdly religious nurse-captor, Annie Wilkes.
Stephen King's "Misery": A Third Reading In 20 Years
Stephen King's "Misery": A Third Reading In…
Stephen King's "Misery": A Third Reading In 20 Years
This week I re-read Stephen King’s Misery (third time) because I'd started thinking for some reason of the weird-typeface passages I would skip in my two previous readings, where King presents us with direct prose from the 19th century romance novel his protagonist, Paul Sheldon, is being forced to write by his psychopathic, bi-polar, weirdly religious nurse-captor, Annie Wilkes.