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From April 2017. "Emily Schultz! I truly enjoyed her novel Men Walking On Water, and the conversation we had about it. You might know Emily from her previous book The Blondes, or from Joyland Magazine…or perhaps from her novel of the same name, which was also the name of a novel by Stephen King. This led to some people purchasing Emily's novel when, in fact, they meant to purchase Stephen's. Not sure how one buys a novel by the wrong author, but anyway, it led to Emily's entertaining Spending The Stephen King Money tumblr."
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