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Stephen King on Utah: ‘What’s wrong with these people?’

Source: deseret.com deseret.com
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Stephen King is one of America’s most popular fiction writers; more than half of all Americans have read at least one of his books, according to YouGov, which in 2022 also ranked the most popular King titles. “The Stand” was at the top of that list, followed by “The Shining,” “IT” and “The Green Mile.”Nowhere on that list was “Different Seasons,” King’s 1982 collection that was recently put on a list of titles to be removed from Utah school libraries because it was flagged by four school districts — Davis, Jordan, Tooele and Washington — for objectionable content.King did not...
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