Stephen Markley Felt Honored by Stephen King's Reactions to His Book The Deluge
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Author Stephen Markley talks about constantly revising his book, The Deluge, to relate to current events, meeting with NASA scientist James Hansen for insight on climate change and Stephen King tweeting about his books Ohio and The Deluge.
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Stephen Markley Felt Honored by Stephen King's Reactions to His Book The Deluge - Late Night with Seth Meyers
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I love when Seth has writers on the show.
We do agree! More Books!
This is something that Colbert has abandoned apparently.
I really appreciate Seth showcasing authors! ❤📚
The Deluge is a true tour de force. One of the best books I've ever read
On p530 RN and OMG it is so frightening and riveting.
Love that the guests now feel comfortable dressing casual. And that Seth has far more writers on than other late night shows.
I'm half way this massive novel & it is utterly fascinating' King nails it when he says this book is scarier than The Stand.
Congratulations Stephen!🎉. You’re hometown is proud of you!
Awesome interview. Looking forward to reading The Deluge.
This is a great book, and I really need someone to talk to about it.
Nice of God to plug his book in California by sending an actual deluge.
Hey, it's sunny today! God or bomb cyclone, ktla will cover it all day
"god" is a figment of your imagination
Thank you mr markley for stressing the importance of being educated abt the politicians wanting to lead our nation & voting in EVERY election.
Really prophetic and I do hope that somehow our current dire situation with climate change reach that uplifting scenario in the book.
OHIO was so good, can’t wait to read this…
This guy looks like Chris Hardwick put through the masculine filter on faceapp
😆🤣😂💯🎯
I was thinking a nerdier Stephen Amell.
Smart AND handsome😍. He does look like Stephen Amell (sigh).
Great interview with Stephen Markley
This book was great. I'm going to go read "Ohio" now.
That zipper metaphor was great
He wants to be remembered, "as the guy who freaked out Stephen King." Great line.
good message
5:18 ~
❤
A lot of frustration at the fact I like what Judith Miller said.
⭐ in Own 📖 🎥🍿
I love his books and legacy and am honest about what a shame it is it got reduced to Anna BS particularly from this perspective. Welcome to 2023.
It is very harmful to me to keep her in.
Hav all but2 1st Ed 👑
Climate change is a whole new genre in Lit. Check out Ministry Of The Future by Kim Stanley Robinson as well.
This guy actually plagiarized a Rowan Atkinson skit for a short story contest in high school (the skit where Atkinson is a boarding school headmaster and complains to parents that their child is both underperforming and also dead)😂). Happy for the guy though…he was extremely nice and un-assuming.
I’m not down for being harmed in any way bc I like any particular person. I can think of three off the top of my head. 👑 😹 🚀
I just don't think nepo babies in the industry are very interesting or have a lot of substance at this age. I would however love an interview with her sister on this show.
Please see Randall Carlson on the subject of climate change, you will sleep at night and worry less about fiction writers who tend towards exaggeration.
You may comfort yourself with the fiction of an almost dead person, but the people who have already died in increasingly powerful storms, the acidification of our oceans that are destroying fish populations, and the devastating droughts that led to famines can't take comfort in anything anymore. Climate change is already here and is already changed the sense of comfort we have taken for granted for far too long. It's your prerogative to bury your head in the sand, but I have eyes that can see and ears that can hear. These storms, floods, droughts, famine, and all the various devastations aren't fake news. They're happening, and we should all take it seriously.
@@kimc5814 I wonder what ''the fiction of an almost dead person'' is? Perhaps you can expand that definition?
@@blackbird5634 I'd be happy to explain. Carlson is in his 70's, and while the reality of climate change is already happening, Carlson won't be around to be proven so very very wrong. He will just go down in history as another purveyor of dangerously wrong information in the face of a crisis. Your kids and your grandkids will bear the weight of his smiley face on a bottle of poison.
@@kimc5814 he's not wrong. Climate change is happening, he's not denying it, and neither am I. The factors creating this change are largely natural at this point and not man made.
@@blackbird5634 if you are so sure that it is "natural" based on Carlson's wrong headed views, why is he an outlier among climate scientists who have studied it in depth? Why is it that as soon as humans became an industrialized society have the carbon levels on earth gone up exponentially? In the 80's there was an enormous hole in our ozone layer that had very real implications if we did nothing. We took it seriously and passed laws to phase out the use of ozone layer damaging products. The hole responded by shrinking. So even if you believe firmly humans aren't causing it, can you also hold the belief that humans can and SHOULD do something about it?
Guys, stop talking with your hands.