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.
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.
from Carrie to Cell, the terrifying truth behind the horror master's fiction
Gresh, Lois H
2007
The authors examine the science that makes up many of Stephen King's novels including biological warfare, quantum chemistry, longevity, and genetic research.
Discusses all of Stephen King's novels, short stories, movies, miniseries, and teleplays, analyzing each; providing character explorations and little-known facts; and examining how the works are connected.
Indexes and describes the geography, characters, lexicon, and political and cultural references in books I-IV of Stephen King's Dark Tower series, and includes Mid-World maps.
