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Topic	WTF at theSPOILERS scene in IT
wolverinev2 04/06/17 2:14:42 AM #19:	Hash-Brown posted... wolverinev2 posted... He was high when he wrote a ton of novels in the 80's. I know that once he got good at writing novels, it can sometimes be a point where it's hella easy to just shoot them out. Not to mention when he directed Maximum Overdrive. The other thing is that once you get to a point where a few of your books become movies. (The Running Man, It, and I know he's a few others.) that usually a publisher will be like "Yeah, ok.. sure." to everything you pitch to them. --- It's far better to be alive than to be dead <cite>wolverinev2 posted [p:876638074] in WTF at the... [t:75197345]...</cite> <quote><cite>Hash-Brown posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wolverinev2 posted...</cite> <quote>He was high when he wrote a ton of novels in the 80's. I know that once he got good at writing novels, it can sometimes be a point where it's hella easy to just shoot them out.</quote> Not to mention when he directed Maximum Overdrive.</quote> The other thing is that once you get to a point where a few of your books become movies. (The Running Man, It, and I know he's a few others.) that usually a publisher will be like "Yeah, ok.. sure." to everything you pitch to them. --- It's far better to be alive than to be dead</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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