Quote by Stephen King

Reconozco el terror como la principal emociÃ³n, asÃ que trato de aterrorizar al lector. Pero si me parece que no puedo aterrorizarle, voy a intentar horrorizarle, y si veo que no puedo horrorizarle, intentarÃ© asquearle. Yo no soy orgulloso.

Reconozco el terror como la principal emociÃ³n, asÃ que tra

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This quote suggests that the speaker acknowledges fear as the primary emotion and aims to provoke it in the reader. They are willing to go to extreme lengths, beginning with terror and progressing to horror and disgust if necessary, in order to elicit a strong emotional response. The speaker emphasizes their lack of pride, indicating a willingness to push boundaries and challenge societal norms in their writing.

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