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Le paure del Re dell’incubo

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By Peter Conrad
| Internazionale Verified
Questo articolo è stato pubblicato il 9 ottobre 1998 nel numero 253 di Internazionale. Essere Stephen King è un destino traumatico: la sua testa è l’incubatrice dei peggiori sogni del mondo. La sua faccia – oggi priva della barba al riparo della quale lo scrittore va in letargo nell’inverno del New England – è implacabile come una lapide. E gli occhi ammiccano stanchi dopo aver assistito a troppi match notturni di lotta contro i demoni.
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How Charles Dickens’s Troubled Childhood Influenced His Literary Output

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By Peter Conrad
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By February 1844, Dickens could smilingly assume that his was a cue for universal joy. Earlier, the world seemed more inclined to demean or discard him. In 1823, not yet twelve and “such a little fellow” as he plaintively put it, he was removed from school and sent out to work to help defray the debts of his improvident father.
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is Dickens better than Shakespeare?

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By Peter Conrad
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