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Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft

Written by Nan Goldberg on October 24, 2000. Posted in Books, Posts

The thing about Stephen King is that, like a younger brother (which he is), he can irritate the hell out of you, but he also manages to be endearing. His propensity for wise-assisms and obscenities can drive you crazy. His novels have gotten longer without getting better. His baby boomer characters keep calling each other
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Needling Ron Rosenbaum

Written by Nan Goldberg on August 15, 2000. Posted in Breaking News, Posts

We’re arguing at a back table of the noisy Upper East Side eatery E.A.T., which Rosenbaum, who works at home, has suggested as a meeting place. He is having scrambled eggs with onions, a sesame bagel and orange juice. I’ve ordered toast, but I’m hardly eating; I’m too uncomfortable about the fact that we seem
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