Just After Sunset: Stories by Stephen King
As with his previous collections going back to “Night Shift” and “Skeleton Crew,” this collection presents the feeling that there are these masses of Americans out there waiting to be manipulated by him, to be dragged unawares into something that will change, even end, their life as they know it.
“Just After Sunset” does this even better than King’s previous anthologies. The unsettling “Willa,” set in a Wyoming railroad station, is the closest thing to an original “Twilight Zone” episode to come down the pike in years. “The Things They Left Behind,” a post-9/11 meditation, is sad and weird but not at all menacing.
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