Blind Item #3 - Reader Blind
Posted by ent lawyer at 8:30 AM
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20 comments:
Stephen Kings son?
Joe Hill
Yes, the Stephen King and son...the Sleep?
Interesting blind, thanks Reader!
Their writing styles are almost identical so I'm not surprised in the least by this
Netflix film In The Tall Grass their collaboration.
When the hell does Stephen King even have time to take a dump if this is true? Does he have a keyboard fastened over the toilet?
On the other hand, King has famously written under a pseudonym before, to avoid flooding the market, and knows he can't use Richard Bachman anymore.
Ghostwriters.
S. King
i’ve never been able to get through on of king’’s books. can’t stand his writing, and the movies kinda suck too
One thing Stephen King does very, very well and I don't know who does it better than him, is character development. His characters are all very well fleshed out.
Completely agree with this. He's excellent at character development.
Character development and sometimes a unique plotline. He just needs to learn that after 600 pages not to get bored and try to wrap it all up in the last 20 or 30.
I love love love SK's characters. They are fascinating.
as someone who’s read just about everything both of them have written, I think the 70% figure is a little far fetched. (Horns is clearly in a different style than King, for example). But NOS4A2 and the other books where they’re “collaborating” are ABSOLUTELY 95% King and maybe 5% Hill.
Writing the book to give his kid a job...
This is why these wealthy parents should support financially their kids not in the same league as them, so they don't embarass themselves by comparison.
This always happens.
Genius skips a generation. The kids of these amazing stars...
Witness Elvis and Lisa Marie, huge "talent" gap, by galaxies...
Aaron Spelling and train wreck Tori.
John Lennon and Julian and Sean Lennon....
Mick Jagger and all his kids...
Lisa Marie is pretty talented, she has a great voice. Julian Lennon is very talented, he is a good songwriter.
And Liza Minnelli, Michael Douglas and the Bridges brothers, also very talented. There are a lot of successful, talented celebrity offspring.
While King is no wordsmith and probably couldn't be considered a great "writer" there is no doubt that he one of, if not the greatest, storytellers of all time.
I used to read a lot of his stuff as a teen, then as I got into my late teens and early 20's I became a bit of a snob and would turn my nose up.
It's only recently that I've come to realize that although his prose leaves a lot to be desired, his understanding of the human condition and his ability to tell a story is second to none.
I wish I had used ghostwriters for my books..Maybe they would sell then...
:-)
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