#stephenkingday

[f0restpunk]

"Come play with us... forever. And ever. And ever." Happy birthday to Stephen King! Am happy to announce i've been playing with the dark creations of this brilliant, twisted imagination for over 30 years now. The Shining was actually the first horror movie i ever saw, when i was just 7 years old. (let's hear it for irresponsible older sisters. Thanks Mary!) Stephen King is probably the horror author i've read the most. I've probably read most of his novels and seen most of the adaptations of his work, at this point. It's some of my go-to 'cozy reading/viewing' which is probably kind of messed up. But, hey, you follow this account so yr probably not too surprised, at this point. So, on the occasion of Mr. King's birthday (which i'd like to nominate to be made into a national holiday), i leave you with a question, or a few questions perhaps. No longer trying to be definitive and perfect on my socials - trying to just be myself and connect with folks, just trying to pump some whimsy and wonder into the world, come what may... Feel like my writing and research skills have been greatly honed, this past few years. Getting far more comfortable with literary theory and identifying themes in art of all genres. Much of my research has been in and around Gothic Studies but that's certainly not the extent of it... So, my questions: 1. As we get into the Spooky Season in earnest, i'm BADLY wanting to create more content and move into some new forms. Longform essays, in-depth reviews, podcasts, video essays, you name it... What Stephen King-related works would you be interested in hearing about? (I hope to get to them all, eventually.) 2. Are there are academic writings or research related to Stephen King you could recommend? I'm looking for writings on the "American Gothic" or "American Horror" in general. Film studies, literary reviews and analysis. Also looking for recommendations for similar authors or with a similar aesthetic in other mediums. And to Stephen King, thank you one billion times for all the magick and wonder and terror and awe! . #StephenKing #OnThisDay #HorrorHistory #OnThisDayInHorrorHistory #happybirthday #StephenKingDay https://www.instagram.com/p/CUGvoY2orxX/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bookmatchmaker]

Tribute must be paid to the King on his birthday! He really does write the best books...and the best book On Writing... #happybirthday #stephenking #stephenkingday

[bookfrix-blog]

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[corallorosso]

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[booktrib]

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[allhailstephenking]

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[krrw2020]

“An opening line should invite the reader to begin the story. It should say: Listen. Come in here. You want to know about this.” — Stephen King It's only appropriate on #StephenKingDay that we should learn something from him. #WritingCommunity #amwriting #writetip #writers

“An opening line should invite the reader to begin the story. It should say: Listen. Come in here. You want to know about this.” — Stephen King It's only appropriate on #StephenKingDay that we should learn something from him. #WritingCommunity #amwriting #writetip #writers