Justin’s Comments (group member since May 30, 2017)

Justin’s comments from the The Losers' Club: A Stephen King Podcast by Consequence of Sound group.

Incredible work so far. We’ll figure out something to do with this eventually.

I implore you to read (touches your face) THINNER...

We're looking into it...

Discuss, Losers! It's axiomatic!

I believe the first season is the first book, so finish that first!

And I’m back! I think I know what’s going on...

People (not just the Losers), have taken up referring to “he” or “she” as “they” because it is gender-neutral. In our respective fields, we’ve worked with many individuals who are gender non-confirming, so a habit develops after a time.

Hope this explains things! Thanks (as always) for listening, gang!

In response to “they”, none of us were aware that we were doing it “frequently.” We’ll be more aware in the future. Let’s move on.

Stacy wrote: "Why do you refer to “they” when discussing King’s writing? I’m always left wondering if you are referring to King and his editor, if it’s something that’s done by writers, or if (God forbid) you’ve..."

What are you referring to?

I think it's clear that only the first adaptation merits existence.

Greetings, Constant Listeners! Did you find any other King connections in "Eyes of the Dragon". Start listing below!

If you don't mention at least ONE we need you to re-read the book. (WINK)

- Justin

Marc-Antoine wrote: "Hey Losers,

Could you possibly start a King's Dominion Folder where we could start a topic for each separate book and all the constant readers/listeners could list any findings?"

This is a fun idea! I'll kick one off.

Marc-Antoine wrote: "Hey Losers,

Are there any film or TV adaptations for The Eyes of the Dragon? I can’t seem to find anything."

Development Hell for a while. Now purgatory.

Hey, gang! Since most people are still communicating with us through Facebook, THAT'S where we'll be culling our questions from for "Bag of Bones". I believe we're doing another one in two weeks, so keep an eye out!

Marc-Antoine wrote: "The Eyes of the Dragon

No musical references."

WOW (but makes sense)

Billy wrote: "I'm halfway through a first time read.

I have a fear of hurting animals, so this one is already creeping me out. I'm also really enjoying the family dynamic and how Louis is wrestling with his mas..."

Noticed this, too, specifically with all the neutering debate.

Heather wrote: "Hey ho, let’s go
I’m happy to report I’ve finished this book, after much weeping and gnashing of teeth. With only minimal nightmares.
It’s just deeply disturbing. As a parent, I could identify wi..."

I realized that there is more "King's Dominion" than I thought.

Chris wrote: "This is one of the few Stephen King books I hadn't read. I think part of that is because we took in a tomcat when I was a kid and he eventually ended up dead by the side of the busy highway in fron..."

Uncle Stevie himself shared similar sentiments. We'll discuss on the episode.

Jeff wrote: "Staying this one soon. Looking forward to my second reading on this one. I read this over 20 years ago a remember this book scaring me more than any other King book. Loving the podcast and the group."

Thanks, Jeff!

Marc-Antoine wrote: "Looking forward to the episode, I’m at the tale end of the book now and it’s fantastic. Thought I had read this before, but I was dead wrong!"

How could you forget?!?!?!

Lou wrote: "Hypothesis: Silver Bullet is a lycanthropic version of Jaws. Think about it: force of (super)nature begins terrorizing a tight-knit community. After several grisly murders, the citizens recklessly ..." I like this, Lou. Are you the same "Lou" from the early days of the podcast?