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Authors: Dean Koontz |
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A student massacres classmates and faculty
members at his high school.
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Rage |
Commentary
Rage is a quietly creepy tale of a
high-school student going insane. In one heated afternoon, he kills his
teacher, holds the class hostage, and proceeds to delve into the
beginnings of his psychosis. Rage shows how easily King can capture a
moment in time, an unforgettable moment. His evocation of a slowly
draining mind is as effective here as it was in Pet
Sematary.
Incidently, Rage is the only novel that King admits he
wishes he never wrote. Several similar incidents have occured across the
United States, and Rage has been mentioned in connection with them.
Considering how sympathetic King is to his protagonist, it's easy to see
how disillusioned teens could come to identify with its themes. -- Stone
Junction, Amazon

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