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I absolutely love this picture of 1976 Stephen King, being a weirdo beardo before The Shining was published. https://t.co/t9celIr6Ns

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Hey there Creepshow fans! Dark Regions Press's new STEPHEN KING 2023 ANNUAL, features two brand-new essays by me: "A Case of the Creeps," about Joe Hill's Creepshow origins and "Drawn Blood," about Creepshow's history! Pick it up now! Iiiiiit's crate! https://t.co/m2qHXSn2uP

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@timweston Election and Tracey Flick Can't Win by Tom Perotta are great on audio; I've been on a 19th-century novel kick lately and Great Expectations, Anna Karenina, Frankenstein, and Jane Eyre are terrific. Oh, and The Secret History by Donna Tartt!

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@JoeRTooting @rachel_berc I’ve read three Willy Vlautin books this year almost in a row, Lean on Pete being the middle one. How is that book the most optimistic?

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@MichelleWhitzel @StephenKing Specifically in this book he criticizes Nixon and other politicians. The Dead Zone is all about politics. The Stand about a plague constructed by the US government and covered up. Firestarter is a paranoid political thriller. Tell me you don’t read Stephen King without saying it.

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I have a new short story in this anthology of astounding crime writers. I feel a tiiiiiny bit impostery, but I’m in there and my name is legit listed between David Morrell and Robert Silverberg. Also my novel, DRY LIGHTNING, is out tomorrow. There’s a lot going on. https://t.co/j3awJnUEWS

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The Autobiography of Matthew Scudder by the venerable @LawrenceBlock comes out on June 24th. My full GoodReads review is now up, mostly spoiler-free. (It's extraordinarily good.) (His book, not my review.) (Actually, that's good too.) https://t.co/k5RZRa56L5

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BEST BOOKS I READ IN 2021, Fiction Fiction 1.Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir 2.Later, Stephen King 3.Five Decembers, James Kestrel http://4.No One is Talking About This, Patricia Lockwood 5.The Midnight Library, Matt Haig 1/

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@DylanIsWriting I read Don’t Skip Out on Me by Willy Vlautin right after Demon Copperhead and it carried that feeling.

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I started my Stephen King paperback collection when I was 13. My dad bought me Pet Sematary and I inherited a bunch of my uncle’s old books. It’s the collection I’ve had the longest. Whenever I get a new paperback, I shelve it alphabetically so that it integrates immediately. https://t.co/hjTwgBLEdW

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