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King's Dear Constant Readers : SK's flavors of the month - 2010		12	cal8769, November 18
50 Book Challenge : JechtShot's 25 Book Challenge: 12/01/08 - 12/01/09		32	JechtShot, November 16
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50 Book Challenge : chuckzak's 50 or so books fer 2009		38	jintster, October 14
1010 Category Challenge : readeron's 1010		19	readeron, September 22
King's Dear Constant Readers : SK's flavors of the month - 2009		82	jseger9000, August 30
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Hogwarts Express : What are you reading in July?		150	foggidawn, August 1
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75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Stuckey's 75 books for 2009		101	rstuckey, July 28
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What Are You Reading Now? : What are you reading the week of June 20, 2009?		240	thioviolight, July 6
Short Stories : All Time Favorite Short Story		64	SeanLong, May 8
999 Challenge : readeron - 999		10	readeron, May 7
Book talk : Stupid game to play		437	careyi, May 4
The Green Dragon : Stephen King Throws Down Gauntlet At Stephenie Meyer		66	cal8769, April 6
King's Dear Constant Readers : What if? (spoilers included)		62	Booksloth, April 4
King's Dear Constant Readers : Your favourite King book?		65	rstuckey, March 29
Stephen King Fans : "The Jaunt"		3	Perry541, February 24
What Are You Reading Now? : How many books do you read at once?		84	deathisyourgift2001, February 16
Thing(amabrarian)s That Go Bump in the Night : What are your favorite short story collections?		14	timdt, February 14
What Are You Reading Now? : WHY are you reading now?		115	JimThomson, February 10
Thing(amabrarian)s That Go Bump in the Night : What should go on my reading list for 2009?		42	TheBentley, February 2
50 Book Challenge : Thioviolight's 2008 Challenge		41	thioviolight, January 2
50 Book Challenge : thekoolaidmom's 50 book challenge		81	thekoolaidmom, December 2008
King's Dear Constant Readers : First King book?		37	TheBentley, December 2008
Thing(amabrarian)s That Go Bump in the Night : Our top horror books		33	ellevee, November 2008
King's Dear Constant Readers : Which movie did the book justice?		84	beeg, November 2008
King's Dear Constant Readers : October - Guess the book/story quote game		205	Jodyreadseverything, November 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : Top Five Books 3rd quarter 2008: July - Sept.		78	MarianV, October 2008
King's Dear Constant Readers : September - Guess the book/story quote game		238	ealaindraoi, October 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : Book Roots! How we come to have the books we read!		100	grelobe, September 2008
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King's Dear Constant Readers : Stephen King Game: Guess the character/story/book		255	ealaindraoi, August 2008
30-something LibraryThingers : Re-readers?		31	the_hag, July 2008
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Dormant: Bestsellers over the Years : 1985		6	keren7, April 2008
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Dormant: King's Dear Constant Readers : A Theory on Desperation/Regulators		3	paghababian, February 2008
Dormant: List Five Books Parlour Game : Boo!		11	imager, September 2007
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Dormant: Book talk : Book epigraphs		16	dperrings, May 2007
Dormant: Outhouses! : But is it healthy?		9	darrow, March 2007
Dormant: Book talk : Fun with Libraries: Body Parts!		24	NotSunkYet, February 2007
Dormant: The Green Dragon : 1100 posts		18	Busifer, October 2006

... three books that I'm reading, but not actively. Right now, they are: The Phantom of the Opera, The Fountainhead, and Skeleton Crew. I usually end up neglecting books I own in favor of library books, which I also read simultaneously -- especially if the one I was reading first is kind of ...

I read it (in Skeleton Crew) last year.

... Superbeasts 4. W. Somerset Maugham: The Trembling of a Leaf 5. Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles 6. Stephen King: Skeleton Crew 7. Ralph Adams Cram: Black Spirits and White 8. Katherine Mansfield: The Garden Party: And Other Stories 9. Katherine Mansfield: In a German Pension ...

... for 2010. I expect this will probably be revised, several times: January - The Talisman February - Thinner March - Skeleton Crew April - The Bachman Books (Rage and The Long Walk) May - The Bachman Books (Roadwork and The Running Man) June - It July - It August - The Eyes ...

I just finished Everythings Eventual and am starting Skeleton Crew. I have also started reading A Circle of Souls Which is very good so far. I am looking forward to recieving my next to reviewer books in the mail. I got 2 e-mails earlier today.

FINALLY managed to finish a book for the first time in what seems like weeks: Skeleton Crew, one of my favorite Stephen King short story collections. Still working on the same books as last week.

FINALLY managed to finish a book for the first time in what seems like weeks: Skeleton Crew, one of my favorite Stephen King short story collections. Still working on the same books as last week.

Reading has been slow this last week. I'm still in the midst of Little Women, Skeleton Crew, and The Firm. Whenever I finish one of these, I'll be starting on a couple other Stephen King novels: The Gunslinger and Lisey's Story.

... dad and I were in mourning when we heard the news. Now working on Little Women (still), and I just started re-reading Skeleton Crew. I also have four other books that I checked out from the library the other day: Lisey's Story (Stephen King), The Gunslinger (Ditto), The Firm (John Gr ...

... into Little Women. Not sure yet if I'm going to keep going with reading three books simultaneously, although next up are Skeleton Crew by Stephen King and Airframe by Michael Crichton...they need to be returned to the library in a few weeks!

16. Skeleton Crew by Stephen King An average collection of short stories by Stephen King. Some of the tales are memorable, most are not. I wrote a rather lengthy review consisting of my thoughts on each story. If you are interested in my brain dump then fell free to follow the link. (

No I've only read four of his collections. Night Shift Different Seasons Skeleton Crew because I really wanted to read The Mist Everything's Eventual for the Dark Tower story and 1408 (which I thought wasn't as good as the movie). I actually own Just After Sunset but haven't read ...

... incredibly entertaining, and of course, reading about Ralphie's coveted Red Ryder BB Gun is always classic! Up next: Skeleton Crew by Stephen King (I'm spending the summer re-reading his short story collections), Lost Boys by Orson Scott Card, and Airframe by Michael Crichton.

... Superbeasts 4.W. Somerset Maugham: The Trembling of a Leaf 5.Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles 6.Stephen King: Skeleton Crew 7.Rosamunde Pilcher: Flowers in the Rain 8.Patricia Highsmith: Eleven 9.J D Salinger: Nine Stories ...

... is only tangentially explored and of course the culprit is military experimentation gone horribly awry (see "the Mist" from Skeleton Crew for at least one more example of this). But this epidemic merely serves as the catalyst to the showdown between forces of light and dark, a showdown that ...

... well in the short story format" But some of his best works have been collections of short stories! Night Shift, Skeleton Crew, Different Seasons, Nightmares & Dreamscapes and even Hearts in Atlantis are all anthologies.

... genre at the same time, as they tend to mesh together in my memory. I made that mistake when I read Stephen King's Skeleton Crew and Richard Matheson's I am Legend at the same time. Both are short story books, and both are in the thriller genre, which has caused a bit of confusion in ...

I second 20th Century Ghosts, Skeleton Crew and The Books of Blood. I would also add Night Shift by Stephen King. It was one of the earlier books by King I read and while not all of the stories have a lasting impression there were some that I've read many times. Would Different Sea ...

... In the Flesh and Cabal). For my money, Clive Barker never got better than those stories. Stephen King's Skeleton Crew. What an awesome batch of stories. And it starts with The Mist, which alone is worth the price of admission. Bentley Little's The Collection. They ...

... a car I wouldn't like to meet in a dark alley or anywhere else for that matter. For years I have avoided rereading Skeleton Crew because of the short story, Survivor Type which really Grossed me out big time. I guess I'll have to read the story again. Skeleton Crew also has the short ...

... - Cujo July - Different Seasons August - Christine September - Pet Semetary October - Thinner November - Skeleton Crew December - The Bachman Books

... King has mentioned Richard Matheson as »the author who influenced me most as a writer«. Both of them are on my list with Skeleton Crew and Nightmare at 20,000 Feet. Books of Blood by Clive Barker. 3. Vampires, Werewolves & Zombies 13 Bullets by David Wellington. Acc ...

... Hill, Alone with the horrors by Ramsey Campbell, Bradbury Stories by Ray Bradbury, Books of Blood by Clive Barker and Skeleton Crew by Stephen King. 3. Vampires, Werewolves & Zombies: 13 bullets by David Wellington, Dracula by Bram Stoker, Cell by Stephen King, In ...

You're right. What about Cain Rose Up from Skeleton Crew? That's another student-gone-mad story. I found Apt Pupil interesting. I've been wondering why he hasn't done more on the Holocaust...

... except don't read Bag of Bones until you're a fan. That one just... Also, his short stories are awesome! I like Skeleton Crew, because its got The Mist in it, along with a bunch of other chilling little bites. Everything's Eventual is pretty good too.

... except don't read Bag of Bones until you're a fan. That one just... Also, his short stories are awesome! I like Skeleton Crew, because its got The Mist in it, along with a bunch of other chilling little bites. Everything's Eventual is pretty good too.

... except don't read Bag of Bones until you're a fan. That one just... Also, his short stories are awesome! I like Skeleton Crew, because its got The Mist in it, along with a bunch of other chilling little bites. Everything's Eventual is pretty good too.

... Bromeliad Trilogy Book 2: Diggers by Terry Pratchett 5. Dogeaters by Jessica Hagedorn Honorable mention: Skeleton Crew by Stephen King

I thought it was The Raft when it was adapted for Creepshow 2 and The Float in Skeleton Crew? Probably I'm criss-crossing the titles. (Oh yeah: I'll come up with a new quote when I get home from work...)

Is it The Float from Skeleton Crew? (Crosses his fingers.... think's he's got it!)

That one's definitely from The Mist in Skeleton Crew. I did a dramatic prose reading of it in Forensics in High School.

Finished Stephen King's Skeleton Crew the other night. Switching back to The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2006. =)

SEPTEMBER 27. Skeleton Crew by Stephen King A good collection from Stephen King, Skeleton Crew is a mixed bag of horror. While not everything was to my liking, several gave me chills. The novella "The Mist" is not normally my type of horror, but I enjoyed it for how it was told. I ...

I finished Angela Carter's Shadow Dance over the weekend and started Stephen King's Skeleton Crew.

I left the cart and worked my way down to the wine and got a bottle. - The Mist, from Skeleton Crew by Stephen King

... collection that is listed, no? If we start listing individual stories, maybe it opens the field a bit too much. But saying Skeleton Crew is great, my favorite story was 'Survivor Type' would work.

... The Regulators. I prefer Desperation, but the two together compliment each other and each makes the other better.) Skeleton Crew - I wasn't sure if short story collections count or not.. Do they bibliobeck? I hope so, because this collection was my first Stephen King and has some of ...

Madcow, Yeah, you do need to read more of King's short stories. I'd suggest starting with Skeleton Crew. That's where all the stories we've been talking about (Uncle Otto's Truck, The Jaunt, Survivor Type) come from. Plus you get The Mist. What's not to love?

I was wrong about it being in Danse Macabre, it was in Skeleton Crew. I should've known that. It's been years since I have re-read Skeleton Crew. Maybe it's time I start to go back and re-read some of King's books I haven't read in quite awhile. And read the ones I haven't read even once, yet ...

One of my most favoritest of King's short stories is "The Jaunt," which I have in Skeleton Crew. Every time I read it, I wonder how long Jaunting seems to take to the conscious mind; or, at least, whether King had a ballpark magnitude in mind.

I started back with Skeleton Crew. You get the terrific novella The Mist and a bunch of other classic stories. I wouldn't recommend starting with Insomnia (one King book I really didn't enjoy) or Cujo (one King book I actually quit reading). I loved It and Desperation though they ...

Skeleton Crew done phew!, my review is here. I'm so SO glad I can strike this one off my "Currently Reading" list. I've been changing the profile pic each time I change the "currently reading" ...

... finished writing my review for Skeleton Crew. THANK GAWD that book is done. not that it was bad, just that it's been on my "currently reading" list forever. Now I've got to hurry up and read ...

definately a cool topic. I am currently reading Skeleton Crew by Stephen King. I've been slowly nursing this one for about three or four months, as it is short stories and can be picked up and put down without worry of continuity and momentum. A couple weeks ago I put it on my BookMooch ...

... currently because I needed to grab a 900 page book along with the 10 others I currently have out :)! Enjoy finishing Skeleton Crew - I think I remember reading that a long time ago and I think it is currently in the basement. I should pull it out and read it again.

... the URL for my full review. Hee-hee... *blush* A couple weeks ago, I posted my not-completely-read copy of Skeleton Crew on my BookMooch inventory. I didn't think it'd get mooch for a whle, it's a common book and there's ten more on there. BUT it did, so now I've got to hurry ...

... I was just blown away. It's definately on my top five reads list. Thank you DevourerofBooks! Now I'm off to finish Skeleton Crew, as I promised to send it Wednesday, and I still have about a third of the book to go. :-D

#91 - I really enjoyed Skeleton Crew, although my personal favorite will always be Night Shift!

... which is beyond amazing Thank you, DoB!. I was going to read The Cell, but a week or so ago, I added Skeleton Crew, which is a little more than half done now, and Two for the Dough, which I haven't even started, to my inventory at BookMooch so I could mooch another book. ...

... Matheson is one of Stephen King's inspirations, and you really see that reading this book. I happened to be reading Skeleton Crew at the same time, and that made Matheson's influence all the more obvious. Go ahead, it's well worth it! #128 Talbin: I think the movie ...

... may be on my top five this year, along with Middlesex and The Kite Runner. I have gotten a couple stories read in Skeleton Crew, as well. I'm now in "Beachworld." Still stuck in Wrinkle and The Prince. Maggie's at her dad's, so I've not been reading with the kids. Finished ...

... Barnes & Noble First Look Club. Still slowing slogging through A Wrinkle in Time with the kids, and I haven't touched Skeleton Crew or The Prince Finished 27

... from ER... must... read... faster... We are halfway through chapter 4 in A Wrinkle in Time, I haven't touched Skeleton Crew or The Prince in the last week. I'm starting to get bored with reading... scary Finished 26

... are India and Versailles (especially the gardens and L'Orangerie) Finished chapter 2 in Wrinkle, and haven't touched Skeleton Crew or The Prince. 25 Halfway... Woo-hoo!!!

I think I am going to make this week a week of finishing. Finish Gun Runner, finish Skeleton Crew, finish Prince, and read my ER book, Best Girlfriends Getaways Worldwide. With the whole family, we are starting A Wrinkle in Time. We finished The Giver on Thursday, and we've taken a ...

... as a family, on Thursday, and will start reading A Wrinkle in Time tomorrow, probably. Still in the same spot in Skeleton Crew and The Prince. Don't know if I'll be any farther along on any of them by next week... may just have to copy and paste the same message on to next weeks. ...

... to have bought it, and my oldest daughter is determined to buy it back. For that, I liked this book. Still same spot in Skeleton Crew and in The Prince. I've thought about Mick Harte Was Here, and, though I wasn't going to count the books I read with the kids (i.e. Junie B., Lucy Ro ...

... birthday, but not for after that. And, in the end, he died a few weeks after his 100th birthday. Still the same spot in Skeleton Crew, and The Prince... but in my defense it's only been a couple days since the last post... George didn't take very long. I've already started on the next ...

... it's crazy to see pictures of him young! I mean, he's God, right? and God never changes, right?? I'm also reading Skeleton Crew, by Stephen King. I'm reading it because I want something I can stuff in my pocket and is easy to start and stop for appointments, dance class, and other ...

... of the 90s by George Burns. It was picked for me in the Go Review That Book! group. Still at the same spot in Skeleton Crew. I actually packed around the 2 pound Duma Key and finished it, then took Plum Lucky to the ...

... as heft... Plum Lucky by Janet Evanovich. I'm still working on Skeleton Crew. Word Processor of the Gods is the next story in the book. Haven't touched The Prince. Finished 19

... My ERs should be here. If not, I think I will read a couple short books so I feel better. I'm also working on King's Skeleton Crew. I didn't intend to be in two Stephen King books at the same time, it's just worked out that way, and I don't ever want to do it again, because the same ...

I have read Skeleton Crew

... next, but I picked up The Invention of Hugo Cabret at the library, so I'm reading Duma after Hugo. Still working on Skeleton Crew and haven't touched The Prince. Finished 17... Pbbblt Prince.

... mother's memory... and what she does to the friend who slanders her mom. I'm also about halfway through Stephen King's Skeleton Crew, which is famous for "The Mist, now a movie. Stephen King endorses I Am Legend as one of his inspirations, and it shows in Skeleton Crew. Both ...

I loved Skeleton Crew I can't wait to see The Mist.

Scaryguy, You mean you haven't already read Skeleton Crew? Oh man, that book is a classic. I'm envious of all the great stuff you're about to read! (They aren't all winners, but the ones that are... wow!) I was able to post a review of that book here on LT even though I'd read it fifteen ...

... odd as this sounds... Elphaba reminds me sooo much of my mother. I can kind of understand her better now. I'm still in Skeleton Crew by Stephen King, about halfway now. I love "Paranoid: A Chant." The next story is "The Raft. I'm kind of waiting for a good story in there; haven't really ...

... Wicked: the Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire. Also, I'm reading Stephen King's Skeleton Crew when I am out and about, or waiting at dance class or appointments. Since it's a collection of short stories, I can pick it up and put it down as needed ...

... meaningful books. I'm gonna have to buy some light-hearted stuff... I'm so depressed now. I'm almost half-way through Skeleton Crew by Stephen King, I'm reading "The Monkey" right now. My daughter doesn't want to hear any of the stoies in that book. She covers my mouth when I read it ...

... Waaaaaaah!!! Now, it's back to reality with The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini. I'm also working on King's Skeleton Crew while I sit and wait on the kids. The fact that it's short stories make it easier to pick up and put down. I'm in The Mist right now, right after they've ...

... today. It's pretty funny. He annoys me a bit, though, with the "Never trust a God who..." lines. I'm also nursing Skeleton Crew when I'm out and about, but that one will take awhile. I'm starting The Giver next as my main reading. Finished 10... still haven't finished Machiavell ...

... going at a time, though focused on one main one. Right now I'm reading Atonement as my main book. But I'm also reading Skeleton Crew while out and about (it fit better in my pocket than The Darkest Evening of the Year did, and short stories are great for waiting rooms.) And I'm reading T ...

See I think there's way to much reading into earlier King texts in the "Dark Tower explained" books. Skeleton Crew was written before Dark Tower really got going, if anything King wrote stuff into the Dark Tower series to try an connect with earlier books. (i.e. Insomnia). I dunno though, ...

... is stated in The Road to The Dark Tower that Tak might be a monster from Todash space. However, If I remember correctly, Skeleton Crew is connected to the Tower. I think that the monsters from The Mist are from Todash space, which would be the connection with that book. I believe that it was ...

... Boogeyman story. I think it's available on DVD. You ought to check it out. You know, for some reason I tore through Skeleton Crew, Different Seasons and Four Past Midnight, but still haven't read all the stories in Night Shift, Nightmares and Dreamscapes or Everything's Eventual ...

Yeah, she and Stephen King! :) I read The Mammoth Hunters and Contact, and I think Skeleton Crew. I read some of Lake Woebegone Days and still have it. I used to love listening to Prairie Home Companion on the radio, so I got the book thinking I'd enjoy it as much, ...

Boy that Ms. Steele sure did get around. Read and own The Mammoth Hunters & Skeleton Crew. Have Contact, but have not read it.

... 3. Lake Wobegon Days, Garrison Keillor 1,216 copies 4. If Tomorrow Comes, Sidney Sheldon 385 copies 5. Skeleton Crew, Stephen King 1,737 copies 6. Secrets, Danielle Steel 100 copies 7. Contact, Carl Sagan 2,011 copies 8. Lucky, Jackie Collins ...

... it's because I already know the ending. However, when I've run out of unread books, I will pick up either The Stand or Skeleton Crew by Stephen King, and do a partial re-read until I've found something new to read. I have 2 friends who are mega re-readers - one has read the Anita Blake ...

... Short History of Myth Kingdoms of the Celts: A History and a Guide Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion Skeleton Crew A History of the English Language Lost Christianities: Christian Scriptures and the Battles over Authentication The Secret History A Storm of Swo ...

Scaryguy, Do NOT buy the stand alone of The Mist! That is $6.99. Instead, spend $7.99 on Skeleton Crew which will give you The Mist and 20 other EXCELLENT stories. Why they released The Mist instead of just changing Skeleton Crew's cover like they usually do when a King story is filmed I do ...

... seen The Mist but I've always thought it could be a good movie. But will anyone attempt to film Survivor Type from Skeleton Crew?

I have not read many short stories, but of the few I have the one I most enjoyed was Stephen King's "The Mist'' from Skeleton Crew.

... (1982) Christine (1983) Pet Sematary (1983) Cycle of the Werewolf (1984) The Talisman (1984) Thinner (1984) Skeleton Crew (1985) Silver Bullet (1985) It (1986) The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three (1987) The Eyes of the Dragon (1987) Misery (1987) The Tommy ...

... Girardi Haunted: Tales of the Grotesque, by Joyce Carol Oates The Phantom of the Opera, by Gaston Leroux Skeleton Crew, by Stephen King

"The quiet that followed was the bated silence of people waiting for something else, something more." The Mist in Skeleton Crew by Stephen King

From Skeleton Crew I'm your boogie man that's what I am and I'm here to do whatever I can ... -K.C. and the Sunshine Band

... Kubrick's The Shining. Novella: A, Film: A+ Creepshow 2 - one segment based on the short story "The Raft" from Skeleton Crew (1985), Film (1987) - Not really an adaptation, yet The Raft sequence is done well, as is The Hitch-hiker. Old Chief Woodn'head, however, leaves a lot to be ...

... 2003 Christine (1983) Pet Sematary (1983) Cycle of the Werewolf (1983) Thinner (1984) The Talisman (1984) Skeleton Crew (1985) It (1986) The Eyes of the Dragon (1987) Misery (1987) The Tommyknockers (1987) The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three (1987) The D ...

... Stand Scariest: Pet Sematary Fastest read: Cell My favorite all around piece of his writing: "The Mist" from Skeleton Crew

BWAAAH-HAAAH-HAAAAAH-HAAAAAAAH!!! Hmmmm, LT WC picks, huh? How about: Night Shift, Skeleton Crew and Nightmares and Dreamscapes short story collections by Stephen King Other great short story anthologies: Blue World by Robert McCammon Sometimes They Bite, Like a ...

... Searle The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4 by Sue Townsend Servant of the Bones by Anne Rice Skeleton Crew by Stephen King Tooth Imprints on a Corn Dog by Mark Leyner Why Do Men Have Nipples? by Mark Leyner Wittgenstein's Poker by David Edmond ...

Great teleportation short story! Read Stephen King's The Jaunt in Skeleton Crew! You'll never look at teleportation the same again!!!