[originally part of an audiobook roundup post, which is where the comments all are, and split into five parts for MT import; use the previous and next links]
One of two new things I listened was to Stephen King's "L.T.'s Theory of Pets", a one-hour live reading of a short story, from the library.
The King was well-read as always, but I'd somehow acquired completely the wrong impression of it from the CD jacket, which made it a distracting hour. It's certainly got its strong points—who hasn't known that their pet likes someone else better?—but on the whole, I think I would have liked it better with an actual resolution.
It is quite bawdy, by the way, if that bothers you.
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