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Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 2002
CS ISBN 0743525868 $20.00 Two cassettes
CD ISBN 0743525876 $20.00 Two CDs
Riding the Bullet, the tale of a terrible encounter near a lonely graveyard, is, as the narrator points out, the kind of ghost story told around campfires. It's no surprise that no one tells such a story as well as Stephen King. From the moment Alan, a college student, decides to hitchhike to see his mother in the hospital (his car is out of action) and further decides to avoid the main highway where police might ticket him, you can imagine what's coming, and this makes what does come more awful and delicious. Josh Hamilton can't do a Maine accent (as who can not born to it?), so it's too bad he tried; everything else about this reading is delightful. B.G. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/ NOV 02]
Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 2002
CS ISBN 0743525868 $20.00 Two cassettes
CD ISBN 0743525876 $20.00 Two CDs
Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 2002
CS ISBN 0743525868 $20.00 Two cassettes
CD ISBN 0743525876 $20.00 Two CDs
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