'The pedal is indeed to the metal.' |
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'Tight and energetic from start to finish.' |
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'Staggeringly addictive.' |
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'King's most purely entertaining novel in years . . . utterly compelling.' |
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| 'King's gift of storytelling is unrivalled. His ferocious imagination is unlimited.' |
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| 'America's greatest living novelist.' |
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| 'Fine stories to take with us into the night.' |
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| 'Take King's hand and allow him to lead you into a past so vibrant and complete that you can almost taste it. But hold on tight, the Master of Horror has now become the Master of Time . . . Utterly enthralling, emotional and magical' |
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| 'A wonderful book: page-turningly exciting, witty, wise, melancholic. But also utterly human, profoundly decent' |
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| 'The pages of 11.22.63 fly by, filled with immediacy, pathos and suspense. It takes great brazenness to go anywhere near this subject matter. But it takes great skill to make this story even remotely credible. Mr. King makes it all look easy, which is surely his book's fanciest trick.' |
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| 'The reader feels the benefit of 40 years of narrative craftsmanship and reflection on his nation's history. Going backwards proves to be another step forward for the most remarkable storyteller in modern American literature.' |
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'The pedal is indeed to the metal.' |
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'Tight and energetic from start to finish.' |
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'Staggeringly addictive.' |
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'King's most purely entertaining novel in years . . . utterly compelling.' |
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| 'King's gift of storytelling is unrivalled. His ferocious imagination is unlimited.' |
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| 'America's greatest living novelist.' |
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| 'Fine stories to take with us into the night.' |
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| 'Take King's hand and allow him to lead you into a past so vibrant and complete that you can almost taste it. But hold on tight, the Master of Horror has now become the Master of Time . . . Utterly enthralling, emotional and magical' |
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| 'A wonderful book: page-turningly exciting, witty, wise, melancholic. But also utterly human, profoundly decent' |
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| 'The pages of 11.22.63 fly by, filled with immediacy, pathos and suspense. It takes great brazenness to go anywhere near this subject matter. But it takes great skill to make this story even remotely credible. Mr. King makes it all look easy, which is surely his book's fanciest trick.' |
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| 'The reader feels the benefit of 40 years of narrative craftsmanship and reflection on his nation's history. Going backwards proves to be another step forward for the most remarkable storyteller in modern American literature.' |
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