Title: Stephen, you never cease to amaze me!
Product review: Early on, I recognized how often King refers to his own work in so many of his stories. Some would think this as arrogant, but I prefer to think that I get his joke. Now his written himself into DT 6 as possibly the Crimson King but probably not and I'm laughing (hopefully along with Stephen) What he then does with the Stephen King character is about as ballsy as one can get.Number 5 offered a few hints as to how this story has evolved over the years in King's mind. Number 6 offers even more and, I think the location of Black Thirteen is fitting (I don't get as offended as some--in fact, I'm not sure the easily offended should count themselves among King's fans) I find myself wondering what he originally intended and has he taken new directions with it over time.Ultimately, I'm as enthralled with the story as ever and await the conclusion this fall. I enjoyed Song thoroughly!
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