Hello everyone, welcome to the Stephen King cast one 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 speaking of the chronological order of publication,

ladies and gentlemen, with the review of the Bazaar of Bad Dreams, I have finished the mission statement

of the Stephen Kingcast, which I began when I started out in August of 2014 and began my

reread with Carrie.

It concludes now with the publication of the bizarre of bad dreams.

So don't worry.

I'm sorry.

I don't mean to just say that and then cause a heart attack in all of you that think that it's all over from this point.

I'll get to that later.

But I just wanted to say that we have now caught up to the book in the chronological order of publication.

And it feels like a huge weight is off my shoulders.

I know that there's still some ketchup that I have to do.

I know that I have to go, and I need to read The Colorado Kid.

I need to read Blaze and there's some other short stories that I think that I need to touch.

But no, I mean, the bulk of the reread is done.

And I, with the bizarre of bad dreams, this was my Christmas present to myself reading this one during Christmas of 2015. It was

just a fun reading experience. I loved cracking it open and just and just reading it. And,

you know, I mean, his short story collections, they, you know, there's sometimes hit or miss, but

bizarre of bad dreams, it's great. I really enjoyed reading it. Okay, guys, in, uh, previous

reviews of Stephen King's short stories, I reviewed a handful of, of those stories, but

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