Re: Strangers -- Dean Koontz Fans

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Date Posted: 20:23:13 06/20/02 Thu
Author: Dean
Subject: Re: Strangers
In reply to: Administrator 's message, "Strangers" on 17:32:08 06/16/02 Sun

Short stories are tough for any author. But Dean Koontz pulls it off with flair.

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[> Re: Strangers -- Bill, 00:03:31 02/21/03 Fri

I don't follow you. Are you being sarcastic?

Strangers is the one about the people who start having unusual psychological symptoms and eventually travel to a place where they had all once met previously. I was pretty sure I knew where the story was going about halfway through the book, but I still enjoyed getting there.

What made the book strange to me was that part of it was about people being kept in beds and feeling horrible. I read this book while I was in bed with the flu for a week and feeling not quite in my own head as well. At times, the sufferings of the folks in the book seemed to merge into my own flu symptoms. It was a strange book to read while sick.

Bill

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[> [> Re: Strangers -- harry balzac, 17:04:52 09/30/03 Tue

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[> [> Re: Strangers -- harry balzac, 17:13:56 09/30/03 Tue

actually yes i was, im always like that

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[> [> [> Re: Strangers -- harry balzac, 17:16:37 09/30/03 Tue

actally, i just got to page 383 of the book and had to return it but the next day i tuned it in someone had alreaddy checked it out.it was the most awesome book ive ever read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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