Milam’s Library: A Virtual Tour Through My Collection
I’m pretty proud of my book collection and I think I represent a god number of genres.
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On Editing and the Self-Loathing Writer
It’s in that grey area between fulfillment and self-loathing where madness is birthed.
“‘Salem’s Lot” a Book Review
It’s a quintessential portrait of a 1970’s America trying to find its footing again, more unsure and uneasy than ever before after all that occurred in the previous decade; it’s a new decade ripe for the taking…from vampires.
Stephen King’s “Misery,” a Book Review
Whelp, it’s the kind of love letter you’d expect of King: love hurts.
“It” by Stephen King, a Book Review
Overall, I think King keeps enough action, intrigue, a few scares, and surprisingly a lot of humor interwoven throughout to keep the 1,139 pages going by at a nice clip.
The Descent…
From Stephen King’s It
To write is to sing
The Atlantic has a great article about Stephen King and the opening lines to books. Essentially, he talks about how what Continue reading
My top six Stephen King film adaptations
Now, first off, let me explain why it’s this peculiar top six; a number you don’t normally see representative of Continue reading
