[ SECRET POST #2637 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2637 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

True, I respect him for trying (especially in his early books, written in a time where even magical black people were better than none at all). I guess I just boggle that he achieved that much and then didn't grow at all over thirty years of writing.

[(Anonymous)]

I know. I don't think he's that kind of writer, though. Some writers just do variations of the same books/themes all their lives, which is fine since it's clearly what a lot of people like. I figure King has just enough awareness to realize that trying to write a POC isn't and shouldn't be an untouchable issue for a white person, but unfortunately this doesn't mean he's got enough skill to go out and ace it.

I look at his work as a valuable example of both what and what not to do, one that current and future readers/writers ought to have. Even seeing where someone went wrong and trying to discover how and why is helpful. With no examples at all, nobody learns anything.