Obviously I misremembered about the length of "The Lincoln
Lawyer". Amazon says the hardcover is 416 pages.
It did strike me as faster-moving than many of his other
books. I wish I could pin down better exactly how it seemed
to differ from them, because it struck me as something of a
departure, but it has been a while.
Stephen On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 5:52 PM, <
DJ-Anonyme@webtv.net> wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>
> "As I recall "The Lincoln Lawyer" is also relatively
short and
> fast-moving."
>
> Short? My paperback (which I haven't gotten to yet)
has the story at
> 505 pages (which doesn't include acknowledgements or
the preview of the
> next book). I think it's a testament to him that his
long books do not
> seem long, and certainly don't contain any filler.
So I, at least, tend
> to read them in concentrated spurts, often staying
up far later than I
> intended. That may be part of why I'm behind on him.
I know better
> than to start one of his books when I have
obligations that need to be
> met.
>
> Mark
>
>
>
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