Associated PressNovember 13, 2024
'A restriction of access is a restriction on one’s freedom to read.'
Tag: Stephen King
Associated PressNovember 13, 2024
Blake DowlingJune 20, 2020
9min849
Looking back to the 70s offers a good reminder: All things shall pass.
Guest AuthorJuly 26, 2015
8min215
Did you go out and buy a copy of Go Set a Watchman? Harper Lee’s manuscript was supposedly found by her lawyer last year and released last Tuesday. Many of Lee’s friends voiced concern that the author might not have wanted the release, but it’s hard to tell. Harper Lee doesn’t talk to the media, […]
Guest AuthorJuly 23, 20158min167
Did you go out and buy a copy of Go Set a Watchman? Harper Lee’s manuscript was supposedly found by her lawyer last year and released last Tuesday. Many of Lee’s friends voiced concern that the author might not have wanted the release, but it’s hard to tell. Harper Lee doesn’t talk to the media, […]
Guest AuthorMay 6, 20145min217
The moral issues surrounding death-penalty methodology that were portrayed so well in Stephen King’s “The Green Mile” were revisited by Americans last week after Oklahoma authorities miserably failed to execute a killer by injection. In what was termed a “botched” procedure, Clayton Lockett was pumped full of “experimental” drugs, a concoction of sedatives that failed […]