Stephen King's N.
“N.1. The LetterMay 28, 2008Dear Charlie,It seems both strange and perfectly natural to call you that, although when I last saw you I was nearly half the age I am now. I was sixteen and had a terrible crush on you. (Did you know? Of course you did.) Now Im a happily married woman with a little boy, and I see you all the time on CNN, talking about Things Medical. You are as handsome now (well, almost!) as you were back in the day, when the three of us used to go fishing and to movies at The Ra...ilroad in Freeport.Those summers seem like a long time agoyou and Johnny inseparable, me tagging along whenever youd let me. Which was probably more often than I deserved! Yet your note of condolence brought it all back to me, and how I cried. Not just for Johnny, but for all three of us. And, I suppose, for how simple and uncomplicated life seemed. How golden we were!You saw his obituary, of course. Accidental death can cover such a multitude of sins, cant it? In the news story, Johnnys death was reported as the result of a fall, and of course he did fallat a spot we all knew well, one he had asked me about only last Christmasbut it was no accident.MoreLess
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Guest 5 years ago
So many mistakes in repeating the book. Missing spaces, missing punctuation, horrible grammar, misspelled words, so many problems compared the the book itself. And they left out the final email stating Charlies’ intentions. This is disrespectful to Stephen Kings’ work.Write Review:
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