The Stand
epic post-apocalyptic journey; rich character development; good vs evil struggle; widely cited as magnum opus
- Epic post-apocalyptic journey
- Rich character development
- Good vs evil struggle
- Widely cited as magnum opus
Reddit Reviews:
“I recently re-read The Stand for the first time since I was 15 years old, and rewatched the 1994 miniseries. The book is still great, with a few questionable ...”
r/stephenking · The Stand (2020) - Why is it hated? : r/stephenking →“Absolutely. It's way worth the watch. Of course there are little differences from the book, but it's a coherent adaptation, good casting, and ...”
r/stephenking · The Stand (1994) : r/stephenking →“I loved the 90s mini series and am listening to the audiobooo now, on chapter 40 something. Is the new series really as bad as everyone says? Is ...”
r/stephenking · Thinking about watching The Stand (2021) but everyone ... →“The Stand is a poor Steven King novel · Flagg is a poor bad guy whose supernatural powers or backstory were never explained · The ending of the ...”
r/books · The Stand is a poor Steven King novel : r/books →“Well the Stand is basically a battle between good and evil represented by two being gathering followers. It's very close from Jacob and the ...”
r/lost · Did any of you read Stephen King's "The Stand"? : r/lost →“It's a novel about Christianity/the End Times/the final and never-ending conflict between Good and Evil”
r/books · The Stand is a poor Steven King novel : r/books →