Shivers 7
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My name is Bill Wilson—some know me as William Wilson—and it is the name attached to me at birth. Perhaps that gives some indication as to why my life has run the course it has, and why I felt compelled to follow in that path, though I knew certain destruction lay at the end.
My parents were both Poe aficionados, going so far as to name both their children after characters in Poe’s canon. My sister, Lenore, died early, at the age of six, having fallen down a well and broken her neck. I, Will...iam, was but a child at the time, but I do recall the sight of her limp, horrifically twisted body as the paramedics dragged it to the above world. I stared at her—unable to stop myself. I stared at Lenore as she lay on a blanket my parents laid out on the lawn, as she lay mangled and distorted and not my sister but a dead thing which somehow took her form. I gazed, and a phrase, called forth from the depths of my five year old mind, Nameless here forevermore.
The line, the words, recited often by my parents since I was born, and perhaps that was where the descent really began.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My name is Bill Wilson—some know me as William Wilson—and it is the name attached to me at birth. Perhaps that gives some indication as to why my life has run the course it has, and why I felt compelled to follow in that path, though I knew certain destruction lay at the end.
My parents were both Poe aficionados, going so far as to name both their children after characters in Poe’s canon. My sister, Lenore, died early, at the age of six, having fallen down a well and broken her neck. I, Will...iam, was but a child at the time, but I do recall the sight of her limp, horrifically twisted body as the paramedics dragged it to the above world. I stared at her—unable to stop myself. I stared at Lenore as she lay on a blanket my parents laid out on the lawn, as she lay mangled and distorted and not my sister but a dead thing which somehow took her form. I gazed, and a phrase, called forth from the depths of my five year old mind, Nameless here forevermore.
The line, the words, recited often by my parents since I was born, and perhaps that was where the descent really began.
What to read after Shivers 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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