Is Stephen King truly the greatest writer of the last 1000 years?
No
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>>7473852
TORTOISE
>>7473852
King is a massive hack. He lets smegma cloud his writing and it messes with the ink in his pen.
>>7473852
Yes.
He's a talented actor too
https://youtu.be/tN0ucCc8TfA
>>7473852
I hate myself so much for knowing that this is a Family Guy reference. Not as much as I hate OP, though.
>>7473852
I say yes, OP. And the $400 million dollars in his bank account agrees with me.
>>7473974
lol, no attempt at an accent whatsoever
>>7473852
>rich imagination, always ready to give us a unique idea
>covers a variety of themes in regards to american life and humanity in general
>relaxed, conversational tone truly captures the voice of modern day people
Why wouldn't he be the greatest writer?
>>7473986
>Is Stephen King truly the greatest writer of the last 1000 years?
all these /lit/plebs can't spot a basic allusion. looks like all their masturbating to ulysses didn't do them much good.
>>7474059
Because his horror-stories very simple.
1. From nowhere come an evil creature.
2. People kill him and drink a bottle of whiskey.
3. Sell that book and write new one with a same plot.
>>7473852
Greatest? In my opinion, no. Although I enjoy his writing on a personal note he certainly hasn't been the 'greatest'. I don't think there is a 'greatest' when it comes to writing either.
>the famous man looked at the red cup
>>7474108
>googles it
fucking kek
>>7473852
>Is Stephen King truly the greatest writer of the last 1000 years?
If we're talking about the authors that mass-produce books, sure.
>>7474165
This would indeed spawn the greatest /lit/ memes in the history of /lit/ memes.
I'm actually surprised /lit/ hasn't tried to convince people they're the same person. Or brothers. They look alike enough.
>>7473852
No. Definitely not.
He recycles old horror genres and throws his campy dialogue into it. I'll take Barker over king's tripe any day,
