Book · 2015 · American Horror tales
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
Why people recommend it
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams by Stephen King is a compelling story collection featuring a mix of newly published tales alongside previously released works. On The Book Review podcast, Alexandra Alter and Pamela Paul discussed the release of Stephen King's new collection, with Pamela Paul noting that the title definitely provided some thrills. Later in the same podcast series, Greg Coles reported on the fiction bestseller list and highlighted Stephen King's book as the new number one title on the list. Coles pointed out to listeners that the volume contains a blend of pieces, noting that while some of the stories have never been published before, others are collected from the author's previous writings. The appearance of the book at the top of the bestseller rankings brought significant attention to the renowned author's latest foray into short fiction, cementing his enduring popularity among readers seeking both fresh narratives and familiar storytelling craftsmanship from the seasoned writer. The podcast discussions underscored the widespread anticipation and immediate commercial success that greeted the book upon its publication, making it a prominent fixture in contemporary literary conversations and firmly establishing its dominance on the fiction charts during its debut week.
Who recommended it
- Pamela Paul Discussed
- Greg Coles Discussed
Pamela Paul — 1 mention
“the title of the new book it's called the bizarre of bad dreams and it definitely gave me some”
Greg Coles — 1 mention
“the final new title on the fiction side of things this week is uh by our old friend Stephen King who has a new Story collection um kind of a new and collected some have never been published before uh some have the name of the book is the bizarre of bad dreams and that's new at number one”