Dream, dream, dream, dream, dream, dream, dream when I want you, in my arms when I want you and all your charms whenever I want King and the chronological order of publication.

And I am back this week to review what turned out to be, as I stated before, the first time I reviewed some of the short stories in this collection.

But this was my first new Stephen King publication that I read upon first printing,

because up until that point, I had been reading all of Stephen King's works that had been

published previous to this.

So when it comes to nightmares and dreamstapes, guys, it will always hold a special place

in my heart.

So it was great for me to revisit it back when I reviewed it and the first, you know,

chunk of short stories the first time around and it was just as fun revisiting it the second time

around.

So what I'll be doing in this episode is pretty straightforward.

I will be getting to all of the

short stories that I did not review on my first go with my analysis of this collection. But before I

get there, I want to read some emails. So if at any point you guys have any thoughts on any of the stories found within

nightmares and dreamscapes or anything related to Stephen King or just, you know, kind of want to

talk about horror or books or whatever, shoot me an email at Stephen Kingcast at Yahoo.com. So up

first we have Jacob who writes, hello there. My name's Jacob, and I'm one-third of the Yes, Have Some podcast. I've been meaning to write you for a while. I've always loved the movies that have come from Stephen King Works, but for the longest time, I wasn't reading them. A few years back, a friend and I both read It at the same time, and holy cow, it changed my life. In the last year or so, I've gotten heavily back into reading

and almost exclusively Stephen King. When I found your show, I went through and listened

to only what I had seen or read, and it's been great to listen to someone dissect the works

the way that you do, and I'm still enjoying them as I go. Thanks so much for that.

The podcast I'm started on is a very Ghostbusters heavy podcast, and we've since moved on to pop culture and movies in general.

It's actually pretty funny.

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