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King, Stephen 1947–: Critical Essay by Frederick Patten

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Stephen King
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[The Shining] has flaws, some minor and some serious….

But when all's said, the novel works! It makes one tremble in anticipation of the day when King gets it all together and writes a 'perfect' book…. King's style … is his most obvious fault. It's all good writing, it's all pertinent, but it goes on and on…. Setting a realistic scene and creating believably complex characters are laudable traits, but King seriously overdoes it.

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King, Stephen 1947–: Critical Essay by Frederick Patten from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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