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A review by leland_hw
Mile 81 by Stephen King
5.0
Today on "Cooking With The Masters Of Horror"' we'll start with a closed and decaying rest area. Then add in a young boy abandoned by his older brother to go play with "the big kids". We'll finish up this delectable dish with 6 abandoned cars, 2 abandoned children, and one abandoned horse. Man! Doesn't Sai King use the best cookbook ever?
Why the cooking references? Well, some people may be into the raw food movement, but I prefer mine cooked. *grins* really, though you'll just have to read this wonderful little novelette to see what I mean!
While at first I was thinking it a pretty far-fetched idea for a story, I reminded myself that there is very little about supernatural horror that isn't far-fetched and then I fell head-long into loving the story. It reminds me to great extent of "The Raft", another favorite short from Uncle Stevie!
Why the cooking references? Well, some people may be into the raw food movement, but I prefer mine cooked. *grins* really, though you'll just have to read this wonderful little novelette to see what I mean!
While at first I was thinking it a pretty far-fetched idea for a story, I reminded myself that there is very little about supernatural horror that isn't far-fetched and then I fell head-long into loving the story. It reminds me to great extent of "The Raft", another favorite short from Uncle Stevie!