Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "The prince of punching up: why Stephen King rules Twitter"
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The 71-year-old Harley-driving novelist saved a newspaper with a tweet when he heard it was closing its books section – and when he takes on Trump, he doesn’t hold back Stephen King, Cher, Steve Martin, Sir Patrick Stewart: the fight for the title of best septuagenarian on Twitter (and possibly the dream lineup for an actual fight) has been decidedly won by King this week. After the Maine newspaper the Portland Press Herald announced that it would cut its reviews section dedicated to books by local writers, the horror author urged his 5.1m followers to pressure them: “Tell the paper DON’T DO THIS.” The newspaper promised to keep the section if it got 100 new subscribers; within 48 hours, it had 200 and journalism was saved. Moral of the story: take out that Guardian subscription, guys. Continue reading…
