Stephen King’s Writing Routine Proves Why He’s The Best
“Writing is not life, but I think that sometimes it can be a way back to life.”― Stephen King, On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
With over 61 novels and 200 short stories under his belt and undoubtedly being one of the most celebrated writers of his time, Stephen King has proved why deserves all the fame and recognition, time and again.
With Books like The Shining, Pet Semetary, The Green Mile, and his most recent novel The Institute, Stephen King keeps raising the ante and is a great role model not just for fiction writers but also for freelancers and non-fiction writers.
However, he isn’t a god gifted writer. No one is. Just like any other skill, Writing takes tonnes of practice, consistency, and discipline.
Today, even after acquiring the kind of fame and money most can’t even fathom, Stephen King still hustles like he’s broke. He has a strict writing routine, which he follows to this day. No excuses, no exceptions.
In his non-fiction book On Writing: A Memoir by Stephen King, he opens up about the routine that led him to success and other tips that’d be great for new and aspiring writers.
