Read the book snippet Spoilers · The Fifth Quarter
… I mostly thought about Barney, and that wasn’t strictly a matter of choice. I thought about how he looked in that small boat when I found him, staring up at me and making meaningless cawing noises. He’d been adrift for two days and looked like a boiled lobster. There was …
The Fifth Quarter ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King · writing as John SwithenCollected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Read the book snippet Spoilers · The Fifth Quarter
“We didn’t want to split hot money—too tempting. But we didn’t want to leave all the swag in one pair of hands, either. Cappy MacFarland was the perfect solution.”
The Fifth Quarter ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King · writing as John SwithenCollected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Read the book snippet Spoilers · The Fifth Quarter
… That was when the door rammed open and Jagger charged through, ghostly and visible in a mantle of white snow, tall and loose and gangling. I let him have it and the bullet punched a hole through the side of his head.
The Fifth Quarter ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King · writing as John SwithenCollected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Read the book snippet Spoilers · The Fifth Quarter
… I knew about Sarge; material on him hadn’t been hard to spade up. He’d been a Green Beret in Vietnam, and no one even bothered with his real name anymore; he was just the Sarge, big and murderous and tough.
The Fifth Quarter ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King · writing as John SwithenCollected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes