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Happy Birthday, Stephen King! (Patreon)

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2020-09-21 13:45:20
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Our Master of Horror turns 73 today. Let's celebrate by sharing our favorite films, books, passages, memories. We'll share a bunch of them throughout the day.

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Anthony Stoeckert

Where to start? Misery may be my favorite book, and I always loved the passage where Annie gives Paul her copies of the Misery books and apologizes for them being so beat up and says that meant she really loved them. I read Misery just once when it first came out and still remember that. It made Annie human, and ultimately more horrifying.

Conor Kinney

I first read Carrie when I was 11 or 12. I then went on to the Shining but got too afraid and read The Long Walk instead. The long walk set me off on the path to being a constant reader. I’ve read and reread my favorites, journeyed on the path of the beam, and have loved every minute of reading kings works no matter how much pound cake is included. His writings have kept me going in my hardest of times, and elevated my best times. Happy birthday Sai King!!!

Courtney Hahn

Oh man this is hard to pick but I think a favorite passage when roland says goodbye to character he just buried in the last dark tower book destroys me every time.

Ryan Kissell

Living in Colorado my entire life I always felt a personal connection with Sai King and always thought it was so cool that a popular novelist was setting some of his stories where I lived. I’ll never forget the summer I read the Shining my parents took me on a trip to Estes Park to tour the Stanley Hotel, I finished the book that night. Finishing the book in the place of its inception was an experience I’ll never forget. Needless to say I’ve been a constant reader ever since. Happy Birthday Uncle Stevie!

Luke Willoughby

Making my then 10 year old brother watch Salem’s Lot because I was really into it at the time and possibly giving him nightmares for life. He likes rom coms now