Stephen King releases an essay on gun reform.
A quote:
"Plenty of gun advocates cling to their semi-automatics the way Amy Winehouse and Michael Jackson clung to the shit that was killing them."
Mr King will be receiving a special Sluttylemon star on the next podcast.
Article here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2013/jan/25/stephen-king-gun-control-essay-amazon-nra
Latest Sluttylemon podcast here: http://www.sluttylemon.com/
Oh what fun.
Ninety-Nine cents just to read the essay?
Isn't the King rich enough?
Isn't the store with the smile on the box charitable enough?
Oh wonderful, I can borrow it for free and read it on my Kindle.
While browsing for replicas of real guns (free shipping!) during reading breaks (it's a long essay).
It pays to Prime.
Every year, I think I won't, but I re-sub in the holiday season.
Gun cabinets, too, are available now.
I could purchase one and leave it empty, but for my thoughts on guns.
Of which I have many and lock them away.
I've had enough of guns for a long while.
Awhile ago I was held at gunpoint.
The cold metal tip of the gun touched my forehead.
This is true. It wasn't even semi-automatic.
I wrote an imperfect poem about
- the gun
- gender identity
- what it meant to hold that gun
- for the broken man who wielded it
- and the man who wept to see it.
