Cycle of the Werewolf

Just King Things

Ranged Touch

Comedy, Arts, Society & Culture, Books

4.8 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2021

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

We talk about the 1983 calendar-then-novelish object Cycle of the Werewolf.

Content warnings for this episode include: ableism, facial mutilation and eye damage, mentions of alcoholism and suicide.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Just King Things is a podcast where we read the books of Stephen King in publication order.
0:05.6	As these are largely horror novels, they often deal with complicated and disturbing topics.
0:09.8	A list of content warnings is available in the episode description.
0:17.0	Music Howdy, friends and neighbors, and welcome back to Just King Things, the show where we read and talk about the books of Stephen King in publication order.
0:45.8	I'm Michael, and with me as my co-host, Cameron.
0:49.7	Hey.
0:51.0	Hi, Cameron.
0:52.0	You're looking awful human today.
0:53.5	I'm real human today.
0:55.1	Feeling human.
0:56.5	Cool.
0:57.3	Great.
0:58.3	All humans here.
0:59.6	I've been having these dreams, Michael.
1:02.1	Mm-hmm.
1:04.7	This is going to sound a little bit embarrassing.
1:06.5	I don't know if I want to say it on the show, but I've been dreaming that I've been transforming.
1:12.1	Mm-hmm.
1:13.7	My hair getting long.
1:17.0	Mm-hmm.
1:18.0	My skin getting leathery.
1:22.2	Mm-hmm.
	...

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