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Re: The next Stephen King cameo should be...?

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In Reply to: Re: The next Stephen King cameo should be...? posted by danj on February 05, 2002 at 18:20:44:

I'm sure he doesn't write anything anyway; the Novels are all hack "ghost" written and the Publishers just print his name on the dust jackets so you'll pick one of "his" novels up at the Airport bookstore before your boring 10 hour flight.
The vocabularly usage and sentence structures are a dead giveaway; despite the Editors best attempts to disguise the fact; it's just not the same writer each time. Oldest literary trick in the Book (pardon the play on words).

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Re: The next Stephen King cameo should be...? - danj 00:17:55 02/11/02 (0)
Like new titles keep appearing from L.Ron Hubbard, Robert Heinlein, and Louis Lamour, even though they are all long-dead.
I'm still waiting for the new work by Poe, who died in 1849.
I really hope that's not the case! - Godzilla 07:00:42 02/06/02 (0)
Sure, IMO, the latest SK books have not been of the caliber of his earlier works but is there any proof that he isn�t writing anymore?
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