Did You Know You Could Sit In Front Of A Screen Or A Pad of Paper And Change The World?

(Billy Summers) It’s a little difficult to know exactly what to say about Billy Summers. If you read some of the reviews (and Twitter rants) when the book came out, you might think that it was just a massive anti-Trump screed. It’s not — characters in the book do mention Trump in passing, and they … Continue reading Did You Know You Could Sit In Front Of A Screen Or A Pad of Paper And Change The World? →

Art Consists of the Persistence of Memory

(Misery) Misery is fascinating to me on at least two levels — as a story, yes, but also as insight into the way both writing and reading for pleasure works. King will, of course, take his lumps for having so many writer protagonists in his pantheon. He really does do that a lot. Write what … Continue reading Art Consists of the Persistence of Memory →