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I admit I saw the movie adaptation first and therefore nothing in the book really came as a surprise. I remembered I liked the movie, so when I found an edition with this story and another, The Langoliers, I bought it.

Previously I'd only read the very long stories by Stephen King, and in that respect this cost some time to get used to. The story bottles down to a writer being plagued by a man who claims he's plagiarized his work.

It was an enjoyable story, but not the best King I've read. The length seemed somewhat of, like it should have either been shorter or a full length (though not 800 page) novel. That doesn't mean I'm not glad I read it!

Note: I read a Dutch translation of this book. ( )

A writer who's threatened with plagiarism? Say it ain't so...Steven King, writer. Mort's fear stems from a deep seeded sense of guilt. As one reads/listens the book, we know that there is something supernatural out there.... The book is rich and entertaining. This book was very weird. It's intriguing and creepy. Want more, please? ( )

This book was very weird to read. I used to read a little bit everynight, and I didn't have the impress I was reading much, but I was. I stopped halfway, during the 2nd story. It was too mad for me. I wouldn't recommend this.