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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Stephen King is the mind behind many horror classics, but there’s one book that hasn’t been finished, and readers had some influence on that. Stephen King has rightfully earned the title of “Master of Horror” thanks to his many horror novels and short stories, through which generations of viewers have explored different worlds and fears.
Stephen King’s The Plant Was A Publishing Experiment The Plant Started As An Interesting Experiment The Plant had a non-traditional distribution as King decided to release it directly on his website, unencrypted, and in installments. King also added that he reserved the right to cease publication of The Plant if “a lot of people steal the story”, but he was optimistic that that wouldn’t be the case as $1 per installment was a fair deal. The first installment of The Plant went above the minimum 75%, but it fell to 70% after the second installment. The Plant got its groove back with the third installment, but downloads and payments kept decreasing as the publication of the novel continued .
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