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Before the sequel comes out in October, pick up your copy of the first volume of my sci-fi short stories today!
Hey everyone, just checking in to see if you’ve picked up your copy of my book yet - it’s the most fun sci-fi book you’re going to read all year (bold statement, I know, but I stand by it)!
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This thing is selling like crazy - thank you everyone who’s bought one! If that’s not you, pick up your copy today and see what all the fuss is about!
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I’m thankful to every one of you who has purchased my new book. You’re helping ensure that more books come out in the future! By the way…Christmas is coming soon…
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@StephenKing Last night, I watched ‘It: Chapter One’ with my teenager. He’s new on the horror scene, and I was a little worried that it would freak him out, but he rode the ride admirably and without screaming. At the end, his first remark - in his frequently simple yet elegant style - was: “Finally! A horror movie where the good guys throw hands with the monster!”
Today there followed a more in-depth discussion on exploring the banality of evil in storytelling and contrasting it with real-life experiences, and it was all very satisfying. But honestly, his initial analysis told me more than anything else that I’ve got a kid who gets one of the most basic tenets of life:
Sometimes, you’ve gotta throw hands with the monster.