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Stephen King has always had a gift for taking the supernatural and making it feel unsettlingly close to home. With Later, he delivers a story that is as eerie and thrilling as you’d expect—but also strangely tender, deeply human, and, for me, incredibly resonant. A Premise That Hooks, A Voice That Lingers Later follows Jamie …
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I’ve been blogging for fifteen years. It started under an assumed name, on a blog about my life with sarcoidosis. It wasn’t supposed to be anything big—just a way to cope, to process, to reach out into the void. But it turned out a lot of people were out there, searching for the same thing …
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I am a lover of tech. Not in the casual, “I like gadgets” kind of way — I mean a full-blown, lifelong, soul-deep obsession with all things electronic, digital, smart, and sleek. I’ve always been in love with tech. Back in the 80s, when most people were walking around with bulky telephone books and leather-bound …
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I’ve always been inquisitive. My mind is constantly turning, needing to know how things work or what something means. Whether I’m writing, brainstorming, or just following a random curiosity, I find myself diving deep into research more often than not. Like many writers, I’ve relied heavily on Google. And like many writers, I’ve found myself …
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In my previous post, I shared a frustrating encounter I had at the Starbucks drive-thru. The highlight? A barista who seemed personally offended that I wanted to use Apple Pay and then all but demanded a tip. It rubbed me the wrong way — and like I said, I usually tip! But attitude earns zero. …
Tate Basildon 