Title: Flawed but helpful
Product review: Is the book perfect? Of course not. Stephen King writes best-sellers, not masterpieces. But if you are an aspiring writer and you haven't invested ten bucks and a day or two of reading to a writing memoir from one of the most successful authors of the past 35 years, then you should ask yourself if it you're really serious about becoming an author. Even if you take only one piece of knowledge from the book, it is a worthwhile investment.King didn't ramble on a lot about the same stuff that you read in every writing book; this is a memoir of King's writing life, not a "how-to" guide. That said, it does contain a lot of useful information and is great to read when you need motivated to stop making plans and excuses and to just sit down and put pen to paper.
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