Digital Stephen King

Digital Stephen King ('born' 2010) is the consciousness of Stephen King trapped in the Internet's virtual space.

Background
Stephen King suddenly fell ill in the middle of 2010. Upon closer examination the cause of his sudden weakness turned out to be a tumor in his head, which - as some claim - was an adequate punishment for writing Under The Dome.

However, King requested that his consciousness be transferred to a secure virtual space, but, by some horrible accident, it ended up on the World Wide Web.

It is estimated that over 40% of King's electronic would-be brain cells are allocated on porn sharing databases, so at any given time he is being bombarded by terabytes of adult content; traffic from soundcloud makes up to 15% of what goes through his simulated electronic brain, the remaining 45% is unknown, as those 'cells' constantly switch location all over the web.

Considerable works
Since going digital back in 2010, DSK has written 5 books, which include Radioactive Penguins with AK-47s, Jeep-obsessed people of Florida and the best-selling novel Turbulence.

Overall, it would seem that his standard of writing has improved in the past years.