> This is the kind of close reading usually associated with academic lit crit, so it can feel odd to find it in a book aimed at King’s ardent fanbase.
This is not at all uncommon; bizarre to find it represented as an oddity by a professional reviewer.
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> This is the kind of close reading usually associated with academic lit crit, so it can feel odd to find it in a book aimed at King’s ardent fanbase.
This is not at all uncommon; bizarre to find it represented as an oddity by a professional reviewer.