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Old 11-23-2016, 05:06 AM   #36
Dr. Drib
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Here you go, blurb luvvvers:

http://business.time.com/2012/12/20/...-here-to-stay/

Back in the early 1980s (I think it was), in a fanzine (fantasy or sci-fi - and aren't they all the same...really....when you think about it? Try thinking about it), I read a fictitious review of a new Stephen King book that was ONLY reviews. Of course, it was all made up (you know: fantasy or Sci-Fi - but it's all the same thing. Right?) and very, very funny. At that time, Stephen King plugs, blurbs, and blubbers were all over the place. I wish I had that fictitious review of that non-existent book. Does anyone have a link?

You couldn't open one indecent horror novel without encountering a Stephen King blurb.

How many have heard this, or a variant thereof:

A book so scary, I couldn't let go. (Excised from the rest of that imaginary quote is this: Even when I went to the bathroom, that damned book was still in the hand I use. Now, the real horror begins!)
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