In my memory, I will always see the town that I have loved so away, where our school played ball by the gas yard wall

And we left through the smoke and the smell

Hello everyone, welcome to the Stephen King cast,

One Man's Musing on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week, I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King

in the chronological order of publication.

And with this week, ladies and gentlemen, I am back. That's right, guys, girls, everyone listening. You may know that for quite some time now, I have been, oh, doing the podcast on a monthly basis at best. I have completed a while back, I completed my mission statement

in which I just reiterated again at the top of the podcast to go through the chronological

order of publication. And I did that with a few exceptions, which I'll get to in a little bit.

And then once I finished, I, you know,

made my way through some fun stuff that I want to tackle, some top 10 lists. I reviewed

stranger things. And then I decided I just wanted to just live my life because the Stephen King cast,

as much as I love it, it did take up quite a lot of time.

So with that said, I found immediately that I missed it and I wanted to get back to it.

And I realized that there was a way for me to be able to do it weekly without it eating up so much of my time,

the way that it had before, where I'll be able to balance the

fun of making this podcast with me living my life to the best of my ability and with this episode

it marks the return of the Stephen King cast quite unexpectedly I knew that I was going to be

coming back in the next couple weeks.

I thought that my first episode back would be my review of the short stories that I didn't

get around to in the collection of Night Shift.

Instead, I was wandering through Barnes & Noble today.

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