In an unusual double review, the New York Times compares Stephen King and John Grisham, who have both had a novel and a short story collection published in the last year. It's an interesting take on how the same writer can handle different forms more or less effectively. From the review:
"These stories were revelatory. They showed how much verve, suspense, instruction and moral ambiguity Mr. Grisham could pack into bare-bones plotlines. He could accomplish in 40-page virtual synopses what he normally does in 400-page novels."
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Or, check out the audiobooks for Full Dark, No Stars and The Confession.
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