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Review of Stephen King's "Duma Key"

After too long of an absence, my work returns to the pages of the Chicago Sun-Times, where I review Stephen King's excellent Duma Key.

I don't ordinarily care for long books, but I enjoyed this one a lot.

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Me too - It scared me a lot

http://www.januarymagazine.com/fiction/dumakey.html

Ali

If you read this book, how could you have gotten the name of one of the key characters incorrect? It was "Wireman", not "Hardman". This isn't a little error.

Paula,

You're the second person to point out my mistake. For some reason, the name "Hardman" stuck in my head, so when I went to write my review that's what I used. I should have doublechecked the text, but I didn't anticipate that I'd misremembered the character's name.

Silly mistake, I know.

I enjoyed your review of Duma Key (and enjoy your reviews and commentary in general). But the main reason for this comment is that it is so refreshing to read that I am not the only one who does not think the longer the book the better.

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David J. Montgomery writes about authors and books for several of the country's largest newspapers, including the Chicago Sun-Times, Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and Boston Globe.

In the past, he has contributed to such publications as USA Today, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Kansas City Star, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and National Review Online.

He lives in the Washington, DC suburbs with his wife and daughter.

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