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Last month I started looking into the disappearance of Stephen King’s father, Donald, who walked out on the family in 1949. I learned that, prior to leaving Stephen and David and Ruth King, Donald Edwin King had crossed state lines, when he...
On Monday, October 5, I posted the first installment of what’ll either be a two- or three-part series about Stephen King’s formative years.
Part One is about his father, Donald Edwin King (formerly Pollock), who famously disappeared...
Stephen King was two years old in 1949 when his father “said, literally, that he was going out to the grocery store for a pack of cigarettes,” and that it “must have been an obscure brand,” as his mother would say, cuz he never came back, d...
Finished the research!
Below is an audio report, updating paid subscribers on how the Stephen King profile’s coming along.
I’ve been working on a long author profile for the past couple weeks — similar to what I’ve written for The Metropolitan Review about William T. Vollmann or Bret Easton Ellis — and I want to show you one of the interesting threads I’v...
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I live on Miami Beach. My debut novel was a finalist for the Samuel Richardson Prize and my second book, CUBATOOTH, comes out in August. I write about books and also very long author profiles.
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