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Join us as we discuss and debate the themes, characters, and sordid fates of Stephe n King’s first short story collection, 1978’s Night Shift. By the end, you’ll be wishing they were just harmless campfire tales. Stories that involve flesh-hungry rats, possessed groundskeepers, rancid beer, murderous machinery, hammer-happy serial killers, demon greasers, and much, much more. Please say your goodbyes and head to the nearest exit, but don’t go too far, we have a few stories for you. “Story is something happening to someone you have been led to care about.”Ĭonstant Listeners, visiting hours with Charlie Decker are over.
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