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Stephen King is one of the most prolific authors of our time, and he is best known for his scares. His imagination lets you see yourself in the story and wonder what you would do in the characters’ situations, forcing you to take an honest look at yourself. Would you survive, or would you fall under the influence of Pennywise or the Overlook Hotel? Reading a King book makes you ask yourself difficult questions.  The “Misery” book (and the movie based on it) can serve as a warning for fanbases on the internet. We’ve all experienced beloved fictional series taking turns we didn’t like, whether it be killing off our favorite characters or just a plot decision we didn’t agree with. However, Annie Wilkes takes that anger to the extreme, imprisoning an author and forcing him to rewrite a book to bring her favorite character back to life. At first, the reader can identify with her, but as the book progresses, she reveals the ugly side of being a fan of something.   If you’ve only seen the “It” movies, you need to r

This article first appeared on Total Apex Entertainment and was syndicated with permission.

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