I recently evaluated a collection and here are my ratings:

1/5 for the overall reploidi.

1/5 for the Scarpe da tennis.

3/5 for the Dedica.

3.5/5 for the Metastasi.

3/5 for the statement "Vanni Fucci è vivo e vegeto e abita all'inferno".

NC for the Le fosse di Iverson.

4/5 for the Commercio di pelle.

I'm quite disappointed with this collection mainly because the stories by King (the first three) are the ones I liked the least. It's worth noting that "Vanni Fucci è vivo e vegeto e abita all'inferno" caught my attention as it references Dante, and whenever Dante is mentioned, I seem to lose my rationality. This collection had its highs and lows, but overall, it didn't meet my expectations. I hope future collections will offer more engaging and satisfying content.

I really liked the first short story titled "The Reploids". It has a rather loose connection to the Dark Tower universe. In fact, it is so loosely related that I wouldn't even consider it a significant part of that universe. However, it is still a very fun short story that reminds me of the Twilight Zone.

The rest of the stories, at least from Stephen King's side, are skippable. They don't seem to have the same level of interest or engagement as "The Reploids". Maybe they are just not my cup of tea.

Overall, while "The Reploids" was an enjoyable read, the rest of the collection didn't quite live up to my expectations. I was hoping for more stories that would capture my imagination and keep me on the edge of my seat, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case.

Perhaps I will give the collection another chance at some point, but for now, I think I will move on to other books.

The story written by GRRM was truly the best among them all. It had a captivating plot that kept the readers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end. The characters were well-developed and the world-building was simply outstanding.

On the other hand, King's work was a bit disappointing. It didn't quite live up to the high expectations that had been set. The story seemed to lack the depth and complexity that is usually associated with his writing.

However, Simmons' work was interesting. It had a unique style and a fresh perspective that made it stand out. The ideas presented were thought-provoking and the writing was engaging. Overall, it was a worthy addition to the collection.