Wave 2A: Pet Sematary vs. 11/22/63

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http://www.thedarktower.org/gallery/data/510/medium/Pet_Semetary_face.jpgvs.http://www.thedarktower.org/custom/images/1440791197-11-22-63%20dj%20402x614.jpg


This is the third and final round of our 2018 Constant Reader Awards. Please vote for the book you deem better. The winner receives 0.1 points added to its score previously acquired in the first two rounds.

If you haven't yet read either book or both of them, please vote Never read one or both titles. Feel free to discuss your votes in this thread.

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

Pet Sematary is the most horrific of all SK books IMO. I’ve read it more times than any other book. Likely will always be in my top five.

[mae]

The poll has closed. The winner with 60.00% of the vote was 11/22/63. It receives 0.1 points in addition to its current FAS (Final Average Score), making it 7.573727422 or 85.10%.

[Merlin1958]

Pet Sematary is the most horrific of all SK books IMO. I’ve read it more times than any other book. Likely will always be in my top five.

Really? No offense intended, but despite it's rather obvious direct input from, Poe a lot of other titles come to mind as more horrific, IMHO. Salem's Lot, Black House, Mr. Mercede's & The Shining for instance. Then again to each his own of course.

[Iwritecode]

I think I would agree with BC. It's horrific in the sense that a family literally had to watch their son/brother die in front of their eyes and the father had to live with knowing that he was literally inches away from preventing it.

Sure kids die and pets die in other SK books but the way it happened in PS was just horrible.

[Jean]

Pet Sematary is the most horrific of all SK books IMO. and one of the most horrific of the books in the universe, on many levels

[WeDealInLead]

I'm shocked to see Pet Sematary lose this round. I didn't know 11/22/63 was that popular.