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BGH GM Facts About Stephen King That Are As Gripping As His Books

In 1999, King was walking down a country road in North Lovell, Maine, when he was hit by a van and thrown 14 feet from t...
11/06/2022

In 1999, King was walking down a country road in North Lovell, Maine, when he was hit by a van and thrown 14 feet from the road. He was severely injured, with a wide gash on his forehead, broken ribs, broken hip and leg bones, and a punctured lung. He underwent five operations and had to wear a metal device on his leg for years.

What scares that man who's scared more than a few of us out of our wits? Turns out the number 13 gives him chills. "When...
11/06/2022

What scares that man who's scared more than a few of us out of our wits? Turns out the number 13 gives him chills. "When I'm writing, I'll never stop work if the page number is 13 or a multiple of 13; I'll just keep on typing till I get to a safe number. I always take the last two steps on my back stairs as one, making thirteen into twelve. There were, after all, thirteen steps on the English gallows up until 1900 or so. When I'm reading, I won't stop on page 94, 193, or 382, since the sums of these numbers add up to 13," he once wrote.

Throughout the '80s, King frequently used alcohol and co***ne. In his book On Writing, he wrote, "There's one novel, Cuj...
07/06/2022

Throughout the '80s, King frequently used alcohol and co***ne. In his book On Writing, he wrote, "There's one novel, Cujo, that I barely remember writing at all. I don't say that with pride or shame, only with a vague sense of sorrow and loss. I like that book. I wish I could remember enjoying the good parts as I put them down on the page.

A copy of The Lurker in the Shadows by H.P. Lovecraft inspired King to write horror fiction. In an interview with Barnes...
07/06/2022

A copy of The Lurker in the Shadows by H.P. Lovecraft inspired King to write horror fiction. In an interview with Barnes & Noble, King said he discovered an old paperback copy of the book among his father's things in the attic (King's father left the family when the writer was two years old under the pretense of "going to buy a pack of ci******es.") "I knew that I'd found home when I read that book," King said

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