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Mentioned in 32 episodes

It

Book • 1925
Published in 1986, 'It' is a horror novel by Stephen King that follows the experiences of seven children in Derry, Maine, as they are terrorized by an evil entity known as 'It'.

The story alternates between two periods: 1958, when the children first encounter 'It', and 1985, when they reunite as adults to confront the monster once more.

'It' takes on various forms to exploit the fears of its victims, most commonly appearing as the clown Pennywise.

The novel explores themes of childhood trauma, the power of memory, and the enduring impact of evil on the lives of its victims.

It is known for its detailed world-building and the vivid depiction of the fictional town of Derry, where the story unfolds.

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Mentioned in 32 episodes

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Mark Manson
as a book he read in middle school that sparked his love for reading.
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Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as the author of "It."
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Maya Prohovnik
as one of her favorite books, and the subject of one of her podcasts.
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Zach Lowe
as source material for a new HBO series set in the 1960s.
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Joe Rogan
when discussing clowns and the trend of clowns terrorizing towns.
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Nick Irving
when discussing his writing inspirations.
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Joe Rogan
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Cody Tucker
while discussing Stephen King's bibliography and prolific output.
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Mentioned by the host and
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Ryan Duns
in the context of discussing the ending of horror films and the lingering impact on the audience.
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Elf Lyons
mentioned that her show 'Raven' is a one-woman reenactment of all of Stephen King's books.
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Tim Pool
in reference to Stephen King’s work and views on the Epstein case.
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Mentioned as an example of something that can retreat underground, take a nap, and then return to feast again.
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Giaco Furino
as another thousand page book by Stephen King, and describing it as lumpy.
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Mentioned by the speaker in comparison to Ligotti's work, highlighting the difference in how horror is presented.
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Giulio D'Antona
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Federico Bernocchi
parlano di questo romanzo horror di Stephen King.
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Menzionato come uno dei libri di Stephen King uscito negli anni 80 e argomento della prossima puntata del podcast.
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Marc Bernardin
as an example of a novel, movie, or TV show where adults cannot be trusted.
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Recommended by Mike Sanders, a long-time listener, as his favorite Stephen King novel.
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Menzionato come l'opera principale di Stephen King, un romanzo horror definitivo e un'incredibile storia di formazione.
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