Death may be inevitable, King says. But to fret about it or dwell on it is a waste of time when life, even at its most difficult, can bear so many rewards.
King’s constant readers will devour this new collection — the author is in rare form, not only talking to the reader directly in each introduction, but in making his characters fully human.
Dark humor and other kinds of fireworks abound in The Bazaar of Bad Dreams...At 68, King isn’t quite an old man – and his literary career hardly suffers from any indignities.
