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King's depiction of a digital nightmare feels so visceral and timely. I'm curious whether current tech fears shaped the setting or if it evolved from a more abstract idea.

The transition between what's real and what's manipulated was so seamless that I kept questioning everything. Was this intentional to mirror our own fears of technology?

The narration added a layer of immediacy and dread, but I wonder if the story would have felt different in print. Do audiobooks enhance horror for others like they did for me?