Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Stephen Kingcast, one man's musings on the works of Stephen King.

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

And just a note on this episode, before I get into the review itself, I, when this, well, actually, this is now the third time I am recording an introduction to

my review of the nightflower, nightflyer movie. The first time was just the original

review of the night flyer movie, but then I recorded an introduction upon the passing of

Miguel Farrar, the star. So I just wanted you to be aware that it begins with me kind of coming back to the night flyer

and talking about Miguel Farrar and his role in this movie.

And more importantly to me, his role as Special Agent Albert Rosenfield in David Lynch's twin,

and Mark Frost's Twin Peaks. So I just want to give you a heads up on that. And what's funny

is that when I was re-editing this episode, and I've been going back through each of my

episodes and doing a new intro and then doing a new conclusion, And if there's a Wikipedia summary that has music, I've been

re-recording that as well because I'm getting rid of all of the unlicensed audio that I've

originally recorded with. It's this episode where I first came up with in real time,

the outro,

um, may you have long days and pleasant nights. And I'll see you here next time where M. O.O.N spells Stephen Kingcast. And it's funny to, to be able to listen to me, kind of workshop it in real time. So unfortunately, I've, I've cut out that part of the podcast because it had the soundtrack to the the night flyer playing but

I just want to put a little bit of a note on this episode because it's now the third time it's

been re-recorded or has had has been you know re-edited and it was the first time when I

landed on a,

uh,

on that outro,

which,

um,

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