A Letter

[Fillippokkk]

How can I send a letter privately to Stephen King to express my gratitude and respect? Not an e-mail, but a real paper letter. Is this ever possible?

 

[FlakeNoir]

Stephen no longer personally reads letters sent in to the office because of the sheer volume of mail. (That's not to dissuade you from writing though. If you send a private message via the "Conversations" (can be accessed in the profile area) to the Moderator she may be able to help you with this.)

 

[EMTP513]

If I could send him a letter these days, I would ask if he thinks Internet killed tone way better than video killed the radio star.
I'm serious. I lose friends on Facebook every two weeks because when there's no tone, and given a choice between believing I must be a sh*t heels or decent human being, they will without freakin' FAIL choose the former. It's as if nobody thinks anybody could ever do anything for at least a partially noble reason.
And I blame THAT little folly of man on the media too. They never report anything but bad news, and make you search for good tidings the same as you would for a needle in a haystack. No surprise to me that most people choose to believe the negative option is the truth.
Sorry, but I have to get these things all the way out of my mind, bc I've NEVer been able to compartmentalize it as people want me to. Compartmental syndrome is a bad thing. IMO so is compartmentalizing things. But maybe I'm saying that because I can't do it. However, compartmental syndrome is bad.

 

[GNTLGNT]

...real...paper...letter?......huh?.....

 

[EMTP513]

If I could send him a letter these days, I would ask if he thinks Internet killed tone way better than video killed the radio star.
I'm serious. I lose friends on Facebook every two weeks because when there's no tone, and given a choice between believing I must be a sh*t heels or decent human being, they will without freakin' FAIL choose the former. It's as if nobody thinks anybody could ever do anything for at least a partially noble reason.
And I blame THAT little folly of man on the media too. They never report anything but bad news, and make you search for good tidings the same as you would for a needle in a haystack. No surprise to me that most people choose to believe the negative option is the truth.
Sorry, but I have to get these things all the way out of my mind, bc I've NEVer been able to compartmentalize it as people want me to. Compartmental syndrome is a bad thing. IMO so is compartmentalizing things. But maybe I'm saying that because I can't do it. However, compartmental syndrome is bad.

I meant to say Compartment Syndrome.

 

[soulofdog]

Hello mr. Stephen King. My name is Sasha.
I am nine. I am from Russia, a city Moscow.
I very like your book "IT"
My brother Ilya readied your book , but i can't watching or reading your story. (my mam say me that very scary)
I like Pennywise very well.
I am sad.
Write mi please.
Goodbye mr. Stephen King.
here is my picture, i drew herself

 

[Moderator]

Hello mr. Stephen King. My name is Sasha.
I am nine. I am from Russia, a city Moscow.
I very like your book "IT"
My brother Ilya readied your book , but i can't watching or reading your story. (my mam say me that very scary)
I like Pennywise very well.
I am sad.
Write mi please.
Goodbye mr. Stephen King.
here is my picture, i drew herself

Welcome to the Board!

Unfortunately, Stephen does not personally read or respond to fan letters so would not be able to write back to you. Good job on the drawing!

 

[Spideyman]

Hello mr. Stephen King. My name is Sasha.
I am nine. I am from Russia, a city Moscow.
I very like your book "IT"
My brother Ilya readied your book , but i can't watching or reading your story. (my mam say me that very scary)
I like Pennywise very well.
I am sad.
Write mi please.
Goodbye mr. Stephen King.
here is my picture, i drew herself

Hi and welcome/