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Off the Shelf
By Sarah Jane Abbott
| Monday, November 30, 2015
I have two confessions to make. First, my greatest aspiration
is to someday be a novelist. Second, Stephen King is my favorite writer—but
this is not really a confession, as I’m proud of it and everyone who knows
me knows this (and probably wishes I would stop talking about him already).
Given these facts, it is nonsensical that I had not read Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
until now. I dove into the book a couple of weeks ago and when I finished,
I wiped a couple tears from my eyes and started again from the beginning,
hoping to soak in every word. That is not exaggeration or melodrama; that
is how affecting this book is.
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