Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence — many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence — many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence — many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence — many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence — many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
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Not that length and weight alone indicate excellence

— many epic tales are pretty much epic crap.
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stephen king on writing: a memoir of the craft

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Some memories were all right, but others were dangerous. — Stephen King
I'm not much of a believer in the so-called character study; I think that in the end, the story should always be the bos — Stephen King
I'm not much of a believer in the so-called character story; I think that in the end, the story should always be the bos — Stephen King, On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
It took me twenty years of living with my father to accept the idea that being good could be good enough. — Stephen King, The Mist
Goo can't be return from dead person, revive him and you will see an evil thing. WHich isn't really that the person... ( — Deyth Banger
If a book is not alive in the writer's mind, it is as dead as year-old horse-shit — Stephen King
1408 Film by Stephen King freak me out, the story also freak me out. But watching the film how is made, how much reverse — Deyth Banger
Sometimes the only thing to do is to take the thing that you must have. Even if someone gets hurt. — Stephen King, Full Dark, No Stars
Doctor Sleep - book (By Stephen King) is the best choice before going to bed! — Deyth Banger
Paths cross all the time in this world of ours, sometimes in the strangest places- Charles Jacobs — Stephen King, Revival
Guys like Henry and his buddies were an accident waiting to happen — the little kids' version of floods or tornadoes or gallstones.
The perception of a child who has not yet learned to protect itself by developing the tunnel vision that keeps out ninet — Stephen King, The Mist