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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Insomnia

Book • 1994

Insomnia follows Ralph Roberts, a widower struggling with sleeplessness after his wife's death.

As he delves deeper into his condition, he discovers he can see auras around people, leading him into a battle against dark forces in Derry, Maine.

The novel explores themes of fate, free will, and the nature of reality.

Mentioned by

Giulio D'Antona

Antonio Sampaio

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Giulio D'Antona

menziona questo libro come esempio di opera successiva a It in cui compare Mike Enlon.

4. Kinghiana | It - prima parte

Mentioned by

Antonio Sampaio

as a Christopher Nolan film featuring a morally dubious character played by Al Pacino.

How Washington’s intervention in Venezuela increases risk for the wider Latam region

Menzionato da

Jacopo Cirillo

per collegare le abilità visive di un personaggio a quelle di Edgar, facendo riferimento a Patrick Danville di un altro romanzo.

Ep. 11 | Duma Key

Sarà il tema della prossima puntata del podcast, descritto come il libro con più riferimenti alla Torre Nera.

7. Kinghiana | Pet Sematary

Menzionato da

Giulio D'Antona

e

Jacopo Cirillo

come argomento principale della puntata del podcast.

8. Kinghiana | Insomnia

Mentioned by

Tom Bilyeu

as a book that had a big impact on him.

Q&A on Modern Mythology and Holding Yourself to Results (Replay)

Mentioned by

Jacopo Cirillo

as another King novel published shortly after Il gioco di Gerald, situating the book in King's timeline.

Ep. 2 | Il gioco di Gerald

Mentioned by

Tom Bilyeu

as the author of one of the only two books that have ever made him cry.

Tom Bilyeu Q&A: Modern Mythology and Holding Yourself to Results

Mentioned by

Scott Daly

as a wonderful book with a very silly story.

IT: WELCOME TO DERRY - Episode 5: "29 Neibolt Street"

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