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WASHINGTON, United States – Best-selling writer Stephen King, known for bloody novels filled with fictional horror and gore, made an impassioned plea Friday, January 25, for an end to real-life violence involving firearms.
In an essay entitled “Guns” and sold by Amazon.com’s Kindle Store, the horror writer inveighs against “an America awash in guns,” a statement said.
“If this helps provoke constructive debate, I’ve done my job,” said King.
The article was published on a relatively new platform, Kindle Singles by Amazon.com, allowing writers to quickly publish shorter form works that might be too long for a magazine piece but too short for a book.
The essay can be purchased on the Kindle for 99 cents.
King, among the world’s most popular novelists, has sold hundreds of millions of books, a number of which have been adapted into successful Hollywood movies. – Rappler.com
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