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If Samuel D Landry isn't a nod to author Samuel R. Delaney then it's a hell of a big coincidence.
— Sep 17, 2026 08:41PM
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“The Beggar and the Diamond”
A short story based on a Hindu fable where the archangel Uriel is wracked with sympathy for the least fortunate man in the world (it is however this man’s job to be the biggest sufferer). He pleads with God, and God kind of relents as he humors Uriel, but God is kind of a stinker to his archangel in this one. Not mean, exactly; just a stinker.
— Sep 17, 2026 12:26PM
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A short story based on a Hindu fable where the archangel Uriel is wracked with sympathy for the least fortunate man in the world (it is however this man’s job to be the biggest sufferer). He pleads with God, and God kind of relents as he humors Uriel, but God is kind of a stinker to his archangel in this one. Not mean, exactly; just a stinker.
Jesse
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“Brooklyn August”
A short poem that King wrote about baseball which he likes because it keeps getting selected for inclusion in anthologies and the like, as though this has transcended his reputation for horror.
— Sep 17, 2026 12:19PM
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A short poem that King wrote about baseball which he likes because it keeps getting selected for inclusion in anthologies and the like, as though this has transcended his reputation for horror.
Jesse
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“Head Down”
I was initially cool to this narrative of King’s son Owen’s last Little League season (Owen is not a major player in this story as it is a total chronicle with its own distinct characters) but boy did I get swept up in it. It might have helped that I didn’t know ahead of time how the state championship tournament was going to play out, but I think that it’s King’s storytelling that sold me.
— Sep 17, 2026 12:15PM
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I was initially cool to this narrative of King’s son Owen’s last Little League season (Owen is not a major player in this story as it is a total chronicle with its own distinct characters) but boy did I get swept up in it. It might have helped that I didn’t know ahead of time how the state championship tournament was going to play out, but I think that it’s King’s storytelling that sold me.