I forgot about that book. I read that one too, listened on audio. I appreciate knowing it is just suspenseful. I’m going to maybe try it on audio.

I’ve never read any of King’s other novels. I assume he is too scary or gory for my taste. But this book was only suspenseful, so it was safe. 🙂 I did read his nonfiction book, On Writing, and it was well done.

That’s a great question. 🙂 For some reason, I’ve drawn to business books, depending on the exact topic, because they often contain beneficial life lessons that can be applied across a range of circumstances. “Humor, Seriously” definitely fits the bill here.

I may not write again for weeks once February 28 comes. lol. Well, I don’t think I’ll be giving away any spoilers about the book since it’s been out for a few years and there has been a TV series about it already, so I’ll tell you–Stephen King left it open throughout the book that there was a possibility of an accomplice, but through the eyes of the protagonist, in the end he assumed that Oswald likely acted alone. He wasn’t adamant about it though. You’re free to add to the theories if you have one! 🙂