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First fill the seats riding in the back. Losing down the street. Hello, and welcome to Stephen King cast, One Man's Music on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King and the Chronological Order

publication. And guys, just so you know, we're recording this right now. I'm recording this

from the living room and the dogs are with me tonight as I record.

So you will definitely hear them. I'm sure you hear one of them right now. She is very excited.

I'm spending some time with her tonight as I record. She's excited to be here. I'm excited to be

here. We're all excited to be here. We're all excited to be here.

We're all excited to be Stephen King fans.

Hey, everyone, what's going on?

I hope that whenever you are listening to this episode, whether it be morning, afternoon, day, night,

I hope that this time is treating you well and you're feeling good and you are buckling in for my review

of Dolan's Cadillac. So as I was reading or rereading Nightmares and Dreams and Dreams

and Dreams, as you'll know last week, I discussed the fact that I really enjoyed the short story

Dolan's Catalac. It's something that I was maybe too young to

truly sink my teeth into when I was a kid when the book was first published. But it's

something I responded to very keenly as an adult. And this was definitely a highlight of the entire Stephen Kingcast experience for me to get to

this particular short story and connect with one that I had met a long time ago, but didn't

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