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Utah bans Stephen King novella collection from public schools

A collection of Stephen King novellas is the latest title removed from Utah public school shelves, sparking a direct reaction from the author.

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Utah public schools have implemented a ban on a specific novella collection by author Stephen King. Reports highlight the author’s vocal criticism of the decision, noting his inquiry into the reasoning behind the move.

Future reports may clarify the specific criteria used by the state to justify the removal of this collection. Readers should monitor whether additional titles face similar restrictions in the coming weeks.

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Which book collection was banned?

The ban applies to a Stephen King novella collection that includes the source works for 'Stand by Me' and 'The Shawshank Redemption.'

How did Stephen King respond?

The author publicly criticized the decision, asking, 'What’s wrong with these people?'

Where does the ban apply?

The restriction is enforced across all public schools in Utah.

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