If dogs could fly, nobody would go out without an umbrella.
American novelist and writer (born 1947)
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He turned American dread into a genre unto itself — small-town claustrophobia, haunted hotels, killer clowns — and proved that horror could mean both box-office gold and genuine literature. More films adapted from his work than almost any living writer, yet the novels keep coming.
Stephen Edwin King was born September 21, 1947, and broke through in 1974 with Carrie, a high-school telekinesis nightmare that made him the face of modern horror. Different Seasons in 1982 proved he could write outside the genre — four novellas that became Stand by Me, The Shawshank Redemption, and other unlikely classics. The adaptations followed like a filmography: The Shining in 1980, Misery in 1990, The Green Mile in 1999, It in 2017, with The Long Walk due in 2025. He's published roughly 200 short stories, written under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, co-authored with Peter Straub and his…
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If dogs could fly, nobody would go out without an umbrella.
I've made some things for you, Constant Reader; you see them laid out before you in the moonlight.
I think the author who influenced me the most as a writer was Richard Matheson. Books like I Am Legend were an inspiration to me.
I work until beer o'clock.
French is the language that turns dirt into romance.
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