Constant Reader

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4,853 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Constant Reader’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 11 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 6.

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Well, we have at the book signing, someone say that they're his number one fan.
That is a reference to Misery, which is further shouted out when Joe says, have fun with Andy Wilkes here, which is a direct reference to Misery.
We get a reference to a Bachman book being released where this is existing in a world where Stephen King is an author and Richard Bachman is a pseudonym and Mike Noonan has some competition there with Bachman.
And we have also within this world, it appears as though Booyah Moon is...
A thing fans of Lisey's story and longtime listeners will know how much I despise the little catchphrases and idiosyncrasies within Lisey's story.
Boo-ya-moon, being one of them, boo-ya-moon.
I hate even saying it, is one of the crossword puzzle things that Mike experiences when he's looking through Joe's crossword puzzles.
And I will get to Lisey's story later when I review the Apple TV adaptation starring Julianne Moore.
but that's all that I have for now for, uh, Mick Garris is 2011 adaptation of bag of bones.
If you have any thoughts, please write into Stephen King cast.
Uh, you can head on over to Stephen King cast.com.
Um,
for the website.
You can follow me on TikTok, on Blue Sky, on Facebook, and on Instagram, and on Patreon for a lot of content, including early access to upcoming episodes.
So this has been a blast, everyone.
So if you have any thoughts, yeah, write into StephenKingCast at Yahoo.com, and may you have long days and pleasant nights, and I'll see you here next time where M-O-O-N spells Stephen KingCast.
Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King cast, one man's musings on the works of Stephen King.
Each week I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King in the chronological order of publication.
And today, at long last, I am continuing my exploration of the Stephen King televised works that I never got around to, the the the first go-around on the podcast, which brings us to 2006, which brings us to Mick Garris' adaptation of Stephen King's
Desperation.
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