Old McDonald had a farm, E.I.O. And on his farm he had some chicks.

E.I.O. With a chick, chick here and a chick there. You're a chick, there, a chick.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Stephen King 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 this week I will be reviewing the recent adaptation of Stephen King's novella 1922, which as I record this, this is Saturday, October 21st.

It was released last night on Netflix on Friday, October 20th.

So I had a chance to watch it last night. I'll be reviewing it today.

And before I get any further, I wanted to go through some emails because it's been, as you know, a very prolific time for Stephen King.

He has been busy.

Other filmmakers and creative artists have been busy.

We have seen it, of course, Gerald's game, 1922.

Stephen King and Owen King released Sleeping Beauties a few weeks ago.

And then we have actually, keeping in the family, we have Joe Hill's collection of short

story, strange weather, coming out on Tuesday.

So it's a very fun time to be a fan of Stephen King and the family of Stephen King.

And so I've been getting a lot of emails

lately. I've been falling behind my emails and I want to take some time to share some emails

that I've gotten. So spoiler alert for it and Gerald's game throughout these emails here. So I just

want to give everyone a heads up. So up first we have Thomas who says, Dear Constant Caster,

hello from Torres Central Orlando, Florida.

I've been listening to your podcast from the beginning and never felt moved enough

to email in, but obviously that changed.

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