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Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King's musings One Man's Musings on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King and the chronological order of publication.

At least that was the old mission statement.

Now, guys, we're heading into uncharted territories as I have caught up with Stephen King's publication.

So last week was a big question mark as to where I was going next with the podcast.

And so I'm proud to announce that this particular episode, I don't know what I'm doing next week

or the weeks after, but I know that at least this episode, I am going to be getting to a collection

of short stories that I've wanted to tackle for a while now, but I wanted to get the Stephen

King Chronological Order ones out of the way. I originally envisioned this as maybe a bonus episode,

but I was hitting such a stride with the Stephen King reread this past year that I didn't

get a chance to add this in as a bonus episode.

I was going to do this as a bonus episode around Halloween, but that didn't work out.

So, without further ado, I am proud to announce that this particular episode will be dedicated to not a Stephen King work, but still in the same

family in more ways than one.

And that, of course, is referenced to the one, the only Joe Hill, the star of 1982's

Creep Show, who happens to be a fantastic author and Stephen King's son.

And what I will be doing today is reviewing his incredible collection of short stories,

20th century ghosts.

Guys, 20th century ghosts is something that more people need to read

and more people need to talk about.

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