This is the fifth volume of a serial novel by Stephen King, set on Death Row of a southern American prison.
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Mr. H. G. Wells once wrote a story about a man who invented a time machine, and I have discovered that, in the writing of these memoirs, I have created my own time machine. Read the first page
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A Class Act Narration
Mar 20 2003
By Bruce Kendall
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio Cassette
I've encountered this work in three different media: book, movie and audio tape. All three are excellent, but my favorite is the audio version, due to Frank Muller's excellence as narrator and story teller. He and George Guidall are the best in the business. Unfortunately Muller was involved in an automobile accident some time ago and is now incapacitated to the point he can no longer work.
The audiobook is an abridgement, true, and I normally don't go in for such, yet the editors did a good job here in winnowing down the text and leaving all the important elements of the book. I notice that there is now an unabridged version, recorded by the same narrator.
The Green Mile is one of King's better efforts and deeper textually than his Shawshank Redemption (his other well-known prison tale). He really excells here in terms of characterization, which can be on the thin side (no Thinner pun intended) in some of his novels.
What really makes this audio experience special, though, is Muller. It's doubtful that he will be able to return to recording, which is a real shame. The Green Mile is one of the finest testaments to this great reader. Another recommendation I would urge upon listeners is his rendition of Cormac McCarthy's classic, All the Pretty Horses.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Terror Continues In Part 5 of 6 of Stephen Kings Masterpiece
July 29 1996
By A Customer
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Mass Market Paperback
In Part One, Stephen King introduced us to his latest horror saga.
We learned of a brutish hulk of a man who happened to end up in the right place at the wrong time. We also learned of a shell of a man who was in the right place at the wrong time.
In Part Two, we met an unlikely hero. A little mouse who seemed like less than he actually was. Enemies were made and friends were lost.
In Part Three, the man known as John Coffey shows his true colors and his true power, but, is it that of good, or that of evil?
In Part Four, a little Frenchman with an etraordinary little friend takes his turn down the Green Mile, but meets with the most unlikely end which shows how bitter sweet revenge can be.
Now, in Part Five of Stephen King's first multipart novel, which may very well be the best one of his career thus far, the guards of Cold Mountain Penitentiary take the biggest chance they can by taking John Coffey out of his shackles and with them on a NIGHT JOURNEY to the bedside of a woman who's life is being shattered by pain.
It is now the moment that Stephen King's fans have been waiting for. The truth about John Coffey. Man or Monster? Good or Evil? The only way to learn the truth is to read the most captivating 90 pages you will ever read in THE GREEN MILE PART 5 OF 6: NIGHT JOURNEY.
We learned of a brutish hulk of a man who happened to end up in the right place at the wrong time. We also learned of a shell of a man who was in the right place at the wrong time.
In Part Two, we met an unlikely hero. A little mouse who seemed like less than he actually was. Enemies were made and friends were lost.
In Part Three, the man known as John Coffey shows his true colors and his true power, but, is it that of good, or that of evil?
In Part Four, a little Frenchman with an etraordinary little friend takes his turn down the Green Mile, but meets with the most unlikely end which shows how bitter sweet revenge can be.
Now, in Part Five of Stephen King's first multipart novel, which may very well be the best one of his career thus far, the guards of Cold Mountain Penitentiary take the biggest chance they can by taking John Coffey out of his shackles and with them on a NIGHT JOURNEY to the bedside of a woman who's life is being shattered by pain.
It is now the moment that Stephen King's fans have been waiting for. The truth about John Coffey. Man or Monster? Good or Evil? The only way to learn the truth is to read the most captivating 90 pages you will ever read in THE GREEN MILE PART 5 OF 6: NIGHT JOURNEY.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Stephen King is still the best.
Aug 30 1996
By A Customer
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
As you read this series, you become involved yourself. You love
the people Paul loves, as well as hate the ones he hates. You
are right there as he and his friends risk their jobs to save
a dear friends life by taking an inmate with incredible healing
powers out of the Green Mile in the middle of the night. You
wonder how John Coffey knew he was going on a ride that night,
and how he can heal like he can. You are hoping that when they
reach their destination, that he can heal Melinda and that
they can pull this off. I could not wait from the very beginning
of this series for the next book, and when I complete #6, I will
be very sorry to see it end. As only Stephen King can, he guides
your imagination into places you did not know existed.
the people Paul loves, as well as hate the ones he hates. You
are right there as he and his friends risk their jobs to save
a dear friends life by taking an inmate with incredible healing
powers out of the Green Mile in the middle of the night. You
wonder how John Coffey knew he was going on a ride that night,
and how he can heal like he can. You are hoping that when they
reach their destination, that he can heal Melinda and that
they can pull this off. I could not wait from the very beginning
of this series for the next book, and when I complete #6, I will
be very sorry to see it end. As only Stephen King can, he guides
your imagination into places you did not know existed.
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