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His eye🙄roll at In-law Outlaw, was audible! 😄
We were honored to welcome authors, philanthropists, and library advocates Stephen and Tabitha King as the keynote speakers of the 2023 MLA pre-conference fundraising dinner. Listen to the interview conducted by Sonya Durney.
Stephen King. The architect of modern horror and the creative north star of my life, and many of yours. He’s on the show, talking about his new book, Holly and why the central character just won’t let him go. We cover his attitude to academia, horror and hope, how his worldview sits with a fractured reality, and we even hear some exciting, exclusive details about some upcoming books.
One prominent author responds to the revelation that his writing is being used to coach artificial intelligence.
I watched from the second link, that was a great interview.
No we didn't and don't have a 2nd ammendment. We've never needed one and I'm thankful for that.
The spooky season can be a divisive one. Some of us love being scared, and others avoid it at all costs. Author Stephen King has been terrifying readers for nearly 50 years, and knows what makes us scream. So how does he do it, and what’s happening in our brains when we’re afraid? Does anything frighten the king of horror? Sanjay talks to King, one of his favorite writers, about his latest book, “Holly,” and the benefits of fear in everyday life.