Hello everyone, welcome to the Stephen Kingcast, One Man's Musins 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 what I'm doing this week, I am continuing my examination of the short story collections from Stephen King.

As you know, during my initial mission of the Stephen King cast, like I said, it's the

chronological order of publication. I did technically review all the short story collections.

I just didn't necessarily review all the short stories within each the collections.

So what I've been doing over the last few weeks is heading back and you know

correcting that and getting around to all the short stories I did not do the first time

around which brings us to today just after sunset my second go around so as I've been

doing over the last couple of weeks I've been kind of just moving away from the

the emails and the iTunes right now just to get, you know, some shorter episodes that are straight to the point with the Wikipedia summaries and my reviews and my thoughts.

So again, I'm going to just move past the emails for right now and the iTunes reviews.

I'm going to get straight to the meat and potatoes of the short stories themselves.

With that said, this does not mean that I'm not going to read emails again on the air.

I just want to get to this.

So if you do have any thoughts, please write to Stephen Cancast at yahoo.com.

And if you have any time, please leave an iTunes review because that would really help me out.

So back to just after sunset.

Up first, we have Willa.

So from Wikipedia.

A man finds himself in a train station after an apparent wreck with a few of the other passengers.

Unable to locate his fiancee Willa, his sides to set out to a nearby town where he knows she would go to find her.

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