Hello,

Yeah, with nobody else.

I trick a load, yeah, with nobody else. Each week I'll review one entry in the bibli to the Stephen King cast, One Man's Musings 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 this episode is a departure from what I typically do, as I just said, is One Man Musings on the Works of Stephen King.

Not this week, not tonight, not today, not this morning, not this afternoon, not whenever

you are listening to this.

This is a very special episode because, as you know, over the last few episodes of the

Stephen King cast, I have been talking about an upcoming Stephen King project, one for

the road, a movie based on Stephen King's short story from the 1970s publication

of short stories, Night Shift.

As you may know, One for the Road is a, it's a very well-written, claustrophobic.

I keep saying claustrophobic.

It's not.

That's not necessarily claustrophic, but it's very tonally rich, very thrilling, quick little short

story taking place in a post-Salem's lot, Maine.

So it's very effective. It gets right to the point. It's just big on dread. It's just one of

those short stories that really, really stands out. And over the last few weeks, I have been really

promoting this upcoming project, which is an adaptation on One for the Road.

And today I have been lucky enough to have some time to actually sit down and talk with the writer-director

of the upcoming adaptation One for the Road, Josh Rucker.

And what you're about to listen to is almost an hour-long conversation

in which Josh tells us about his life, about how he came to One for the Road, the process of

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