Nightmares & Dreamscapes, Volume I

By: Stephen King

Narrated by: Stephen King, Kathy Bates, Matthew Broderick, Tim Curry, Whoopi Goldberg, Rob Lowe, Gary Sinese

A star-studded cast of readers present unabridged tales of horror and suspense from Stephen King’s classic bestselling short story collection.

Stories include:
Introduction (Stephen King)
Suffer the Little Children (Whoopi Goldberg)
Crouch End (Tim Curry)
Rainy Season (Yeardley Smith)
Dolan’s Cadillac (Rob Lowe)
The House on Maple St. (Tabitha King)
Umney’s Last Case (Robert B. Parker)
Head Down (Stephen King)
Brooklyn August (Stephen J. Gould)©1993 Stephen King; (P)2009 Simon and Schuster

I love Stephen King's Short Stories

I loved all of the stories except for Head Down and Brooklyn August. My favorite was Dolan's Cadillac and Suffer the Little Children . I enjoyed this audiobook so much that I plan on watching the miniseries Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King.

Please re-release in one volume.

Now don’t get me wrong, I love Nightmares & Dreamscapes. But I’m someone who likes to listen to a book and read along (via my Kindle) at the same time. However, since the stories in these 3 volumes don’t line up with the book that makes it kind of tricky.

Please, Please rerelease this book in one volume with the stories arranged like the book itself is, I’ll even buy it again if that’s what it takes.

It didn't fit

The little league essay was too much for me and my eyes started to glaze over. I couldn't help it. I waswaiting for someone to die horribly, but that never happened. It was a pretty interesting bit of memorabilia for his son Owen.

Very Interesting Listening

I am a long time reader Stephen King Fan. First time listening to one of his novels. Took a little time getting use to listening, but quickly adapted to the narrator-tones, except for the high-tone narrator. The quality and story was great. I enjoyed this audio book. One note on narration interest--I like the low-tone narrators best for easy listening.

Worth the listen

The stories were good. Some of the readers were a bit hard to understand. The baseball story at the end was the most enjoyable.