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Original Title:	Insomnia
ISBN:	8497597729 (ISBN13: 9788497597722)
Edition Language:	Spanish
Characters:	Ben Hanscom, Mike Hanlon, Adrian Mellon, Ralph Roberts (Insomnia), The Crimson King, American Law Enforcement, Patrick Danville
Setting:	Maine(United States) Derry, Maine(United States)
Literary Awards:	Locus Award Nominee for Best Dark Fantasy/Horror Novel (1995)

Insomnia

Stephen King

Pasta blanda | Pages: 890 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 130141 Users | 3138 Reviews

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Title	:	Insomnia
Author	:	Stephen King
Book Format	:	Pasta blanda
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 890 pages
Published	:	February 28th 2005 by Debolsillo (first published September 15th 1994)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Fantasy

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Ralph Roberts, a sus setenta años y tras la muerte de su mujer, siente que su vida se acaba. ¿Es acaso posible que su reciente viudez, unida a un persistente insomnio, sea la causa de esa nueva sensibilidad visual que, poco a poco, le permite ver el más allá de las personas? A Ralph le preocupa este hecho, no menos que el súbito e inexplicable comportamiento, irracional y violento, de algunos de sus vecinos. Bajo la calma superficie de la pequeña ciudad de Derry, algo parece estar cambiando. Y no para bien. Con Insomnia, King vuelve a mostrarse como el gran maestro en revelar el lado oscuro de la realidad.

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Weird book.Remind me to never visit Derry Maine. This setting of a number of Stephen Kings novels is again center stage in this 1994 book about not sleeping and going crazy because of it.I was drawn to this title as I have struggled off and on with insomnia most of my life. I wonder how many readers have stayed up all night reading, I know I have. I remember a haze of years when I averaged about 4-5 hours a sleep a night and recall visual hallucinations and waking dreams and just being tired all

This book is not for everyone. For one its over 700 pages long. Another reason is that it deals with what some people say is uncomfortable topics:abortion, mental illness, domestic abuse and the afterlife and possible alternate worlds.Another reason why this book is unique and different from other books is that the hero is a regular joe who happens to be in his 70's! I loved this book. It took my mind to a place where few books can take me. I was not here reading the book-I was in Derry, Maine

King wields a wonderful tale around an older Derry man and his peer group of mostly retired people. Main protagonist Ralph Roberts starts to get a rare type of Insomnia, that leads to a hyper reality and much more!.Can't get no sleep?..A clever The Dark Tower prologue with so much loving and appreciated detail giving to the life of Ralph and his peers and the ongoing/oncoming old age, as well as the nature of insomnia and sleeplessness, which was very interesting. King really captures each

I liked Insomnia a lot. I was quite surprised by the older protagonists, although of course there are things which compensate for their age. It wasn't a bad surprise, either. I thought it might be harder to relate to Ralph and Lois because of it, but it ended up not really being a problem at all. The most fascinating character for me, though, was Ed Deepneau. It was interesting how he kept the photo with him until the very end.I loved a lot of the imagery that ran throughout this -- the auras,

You either love it or hate it. I'm obviously of the earlier persuasion. Review soonish. Maybe. 5 ninja bunnehs with balloon strings

Theres so many great individual elements in Insomnia that it really could have been potentially one of Kings best works.So its really frustrating that theres so many dull moments that drags the pacing of the story down, Im sure King isnt intending to send hes readers to sleep??Recently widowed Ralph Roberts starts having trouble sleeping, he puts this down to the recent loss of hes wife Carolyn. But soon Ralph starts to see these strange visions...I really loved the opening to this book, I

Prefatory Matters: I lost a twenty-year-old book during this reread. Most of you have the seen the picture of my gutted hardcover copy of Insomnia. If you havent Ill include it at the end of this post as well. Total loss of containment, folks. About thirty pages loosed themselves from the glue and became individual souls. I have a 284 page section, and another section of about 400 pages, and a little bit in the middle that just said Fuck it and struck out for the territories. All in all, a sad