11.22.63 (122 POCHE)

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Review

‘Fine stories to take with us into the night.’ — Neil Gaiman on FULL DARK, NO STARS in the Guardian

‘America’s greatest living novelist.’ — Lee Child

‘King’s gift of storytelling is unrivalled. His ferocious imagination is unlimited.’ — George Pelecanos

‘King’s most purely entertaining novel in years … utterly compelling.’ — John Connolly on UNDER THE DOME

‘Staggeringly addictive.’ — USA Today on UNDER THE DOME

‘Tight and energetic from start to finish.’ — New York Times on UNDER THE DOME

‘The pedal is indeed to the metal.’ — Guardian on UNDER THE DOME

‘Delivers a lot of praise and enjoy. The story comes off the blocks with almost alarming speed … he tells a story like a pro … 11.22.63 kept me up all night.’ — Daily Telegraph

‘Stephen King at his epic, pedal-to-metal best’ — Alison Flood, Sunday Times, Culture

‘Not just an accomplished time-travel yarn but an action-heavy meditation on chance, choice and fate.’ — Independent Books of the Year

‘The details of Fifties America, the cars, the clothes, the food, the televisions with wonky horizontal hold, are so vivid that you begin to wonder whether the author himself hasn’t had access to a time machine. …But as you worry at the paradoxes and the brilliantly explained pseudo science there is no denying that this monster yearn is blindingly impressive. Manly writers run out of steam as they get older. King, though, writes books that are ever longer and more demanding. I can’t wait to see what he will tackle next.’ — Daily Express

‘Stephen King’s new novel, 11.22.63, combines a variety of genres, being a JFK assassination, a story of time travel, a variation on the grail quest, a novel of voyeurism, a love story, a historical novel, a counter-factual historical novel and the chilling tale of a sinister animate universe, a form which can be traced back to the ghost stories of MR James.’ — London Review of Books

‘The master of the pen has written yet another extraordinary novel.’ — Independent

‘Perhaps only seasoned storyteller Stephen King could accomplish changing the course of history in his vast time-travelling masterpiece whilst effortlessly weaving political and social details with abundant humour. King’s intriguing new story structure will surely catapult the author to another best-seller.’ — The Australian Women’s Weekly

‘These early sections of the novel are almost irresistible entertaining, enlivened not just by King’s supreme control of the form but by his sardonic wit and usual generosity of spirit and expansiveness. Yet as Jack/George moves closer to his goal, other, darker notes intrude, as time itself begins to resist his attempts to change its course, and as he begins to identify with his quarry… Beneath the reassuring glow of King’s portrait of an earlier, simpler time moves a darker and less comfortable vision, a glimpse of the terrifying machinery that moves below the surface of human history, and which stands as a stark, chilling rejoinder to the fantasies of escape embodied in so many time travel stories.’ — The Weekend Australia

‘Mammoth but entertaining, this is part sci-fi, part suspense and part travelogue of a long-ago America.’ — Who Weekly

‘Stephen King is a remarkable and wonderful storyteller who never loosens his grip on the reader throughout the 750-page book.’ — Woman’s Day

‘The novel is big, ambitious and haunting. King has probably absorbed the social, political, and popular culture of his baby-boom American generation as thoroughly and imaginatively as any other writer.’ — Mildura Midweek

‘King weaves the social, political and popular culture of his baby-boom American generation into a devastating exercise in escalating suspense.’ — Daily Liberal

‘A fascinating journey.’ — Armidale Express Extra

‘A delightful blend of history and fantasy by a man who has alwa