king, stephen

The Trashcan Man makes his way toward Las Vegas to join the Dark Man's army and set the world on fire, but he will need to survive encounters with "the Kid," and other obstacles; meanwhile, Mother Abagail's dreamers make for Boulder, Colorado, with hopes to rebuild their civilization.

Roland wanders into Tull, but is forced to fight his way out of the town thanks to a trap set for him by the man in black, who convinced the local minister that Roland was the devil incarnate.

Presents an illustrated version of Stephen King's poem "The Dark Man.".

Features photographs, credits, and synopses of film, television, and other media adaptations of the novels and short stories of Stephen King, and includes information about King's appearances, as well as reports on future projects.

Go beyond the ordinary. Go beyond the sane. With Stephen King as storyteller, you'll travel to worlds of the imagination where the extraordinary is commonplace and madness lurks just beneath the surface in eight mind-bending stories.

A study of the fiction of Stephen King which explores the the various influences from the literary tradition upon his work, from his use of Gothic tropes and themes, through his incorporation of myth and fairy tales, to the elements of the naturalist tradition found in his work.

A comprehensive analysis of the "Dark Tower" series by author Stephen King.

Gives a personal look at the man, husband, father and writer who became "Master of the Macabre." Also describes how his works were conceived and written.

The story of Stephen King's life, with insights as to how he creates his terrifying novels.

The authors examine the science that makes up many of Stephen King's novels including biological warfare, quantum chemistry, longevity, and genetic research.