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Posted By: Sonia - January 30th, 2012 7:56:53 am EST
I'm an aspiring writer, and I'm a big Stephen King fan, so I was WOWED, for lack of a better word, when I learned he had a nonfiction book about writing. I got it from the library immediately, and read it within a few days. It's a great book, and I learned a lot about Stephen King that I didn't know before. He also taught me a lot about myself as a person and a writer. Well done, Mr. King.
Posted By: Biert - January 19th, 2012 4:17:50 pm EST
Joel, my son, got this book for me for Christmas. Haven't touched it until recently. Thoroughly enjoying it. Almost completely read it while yesterday at the hospital for 12 hours. Pam, my wife, was having some Melanoma cut out of her back. Haven't been much of a reader of books, BUT, I certainly plan on doing that. Love to write. Small things published on line but nothing big. Thanx for sharing experiences on how and why you write the way you do. Very inspiring. Take care. -
Posted By: Cody Rea - January 12th, 2012 9:38:30 pm EST
Great read. From a filmmaker's point of view, this book is inspiring, hilarious and real. I look forward to putting the advice learned in this book to my next screenwriting adventures. Thanks for surviving 1999 Mr. King. Cody Rea
Posted By: J. C. - December 12th, 2011 11:22:14 pm EST
I would love to have this book for I want to a writer Mr. king is the best writer of all times and carrie was one of his best. love jeanette powell
Posted By: Celal - November 24th, 2011 9:09:30 am EST
I read this book six or seven times. This book is on writing but in my opinion, its name could also have been On Life and Writing instead of On Writing. It is also about life as well as writing. Thank you Mr King. Celal Istanbul, Turkey
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