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Megan Amram is an American comedy writer, producer, and performer. She is most known for work as co-writer and producer for the NBC series The Good Place. Amram created and starred in the comedy web series, An Emmy for Megan, which depicts Amram's quest to win an Emmy.
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The Only Good Indians
A Novel
Stephen Graham Jones - 2020-07-14
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A gripping, horror-filled tale of four American Indian men and the tragic consequences of breaking away from their traditional cultural identities. Written by Stephen Graham Jones, this novel seamlessly blends classic horror with sharp social commentary, diving deep into themes of revenge and the cost of abandoning tradition. Follow the desperate struggle for survival of four childhood friends as they are relentlessly pursued by an entity seeking revenge for a disturbing event from their past.
Megan Amram
2020-12-28T19:57:25.000Z
This book rocks. If you are a horror fan and are looking for something different and scary and funny, I recommend.      source
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On Writing
A Memoir of the Craft
Stephen King - 2002-07-01 (first published in 2000)
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Learn from one of the bestselling authors of all time in this revealing and practical master class. Part memoir, part guide, On Writing shares Stephen King’s experiences, habits, and convictions that shaped his work. With advice grounded in vivid memories from childhood to near-fatal accident, this book is perfect for any aspiring writer or fan of a great story.
Megan Amram
2018-12-18T22:39:46.000Z
I had put off reading On Writing by @StephenKing for many years because the idea of "writing" is overwhelming and stressful to me and I prefer to spend my time thinking of other things, but what a lovely little book. Humble and resonant and not too much "writing."      source