A review by gemtea2000
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams by Stephen King

3.0

Whatever one may think of Stephen King he is one of the best short fiction writers alive today. It may seem strange this talend from an artist who seems to want to write 800 page plus novels but when he hits his stride such as he did with The Body, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption and the wonderful 1922 and the extremely creepy A Good Marriage, the last two from the collection, Full Dark No Stars I can think of no one right off who makes me love short fiction. However, The Bazaar of Bad Dreams just doesn't seem up to his potential. I'd recommend to at least read Everything's Eventual and Full Dark No Stars before this collection. These are entertaining if yoou don't have high expectations but I think mostly for King completists.