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

This week, what I'll be doing, I'll be reviewing the seventh episode of Hulu's adaptation of 1122-63.

We have only one episode left, and I will be reviewing today's episode, the penultimate episode of 1122-663.

But first, I would like to do some shameless plugging.

So for those of you who have listened to the Stephen King cast and have enjoyed my musings

on the horror genre and wanted to know what would be like if I took a stab at the horror

genre, then I have some

options for you because I've been fortunate enough to have some short stories published

in different publications out there.

So I'm going to give you the information and I'm going to encourage you to go out and

pick them up because I think that as fans with Stephen King, I think that you'll enjoy the short stories that I've been able to contribute to the horror genre.

The first of which can be found in Dark Moon Digest, Issue number 22.

This is a short story entitled Room 207, and what it is, it's a husband on hitting the road to surprise his wife, and he is getting sleepy,

so he winds up checking in at a motel, and I'll leave it at that, but I think that you will enjoy it.

It's a fun, it's a fun story.

The next one is nine tales Told in the Dark Issue

Number Nine. The short story found within is this world will eat you all the way up, and it's

about two friends with unspoken tension and what happens when the thing that they're not speaking

about boils over.

And it's all about the iceberg style of storytelling, very character-based, and it's just kind of relentless.

Up next we have Wax and Wayne, a gathering of witch tales.

It's a witch anthology, and for those of you who have seen the movie The Witch, and you want a little bit more

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