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This is the inspiring true story of Stephen King, who threw his first novel Carrie in the trash after feeling discouraged, only to have his wife Tabitha rescue it and convince him to finish it. In 1973, Stephen was a struggling high school teacher making $4,000 a year, living in a trailer with no phone service. He wrote at a small desk in the laundry room while his family slept. After years of rejection, he had nearly given up.

When Tabitha pulled those crumpled pages from the trash and insisted he finish the story, everything changed. Carrie was published in 1974 and sold its paperback rights for $400,000—changing Stephen's life overnight. He went on to write over sixty novels, sell over 400 million books, and become the most successful horror writer in history. His story proves that your greatest work might be something you've already given up on, and that persistence through rejection leads to extraordinary success.

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