The Stephen King Companion - Beahm, George
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A detailed companion to the work of Stephen King, using original articles, interviews, and biographical material to show how he became America's favorite storyteller. The Stephen King Companion provides a look inside Stephen King's world. The book is a detailed look not only at Stephen King himself and his personal life, but his professional life as a writer. From Carrie (1974) to Revival (2014), this book covers four decades of King in print, as well as his juvenalia output, starting at age nine when he attempted to get a short story published, titled "Jhonathan and the Witches." The…mehr

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A detailed companion to the work of Stephen King, using original articles, interviews, and biographical material to show how he became America's favorite storyteller. The Stephen King Companion provides a look inside Stephen King's world. The book is a detailed look not only at Stephen King himself and his personal life, but his professional life as a writer. From Carrie (1974) to Revival (2014), this book covers four decades of King in print, as well as his juvenalia output, starting at age nine when he attempted to get a short story published, titled "Jhonathan and the Witches." The cornerstone of any King library, this book will appeal to veteran fans and new readers alike, especially since his film/tv adaptations and prolific output continue to bring new generations into his fold.
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George Beahm has published more than thirty books, which have been translated into more than two dozen languages worldwide and have appeared on numerous bestseller lists, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, and Publishers Weekly. A former Army major in the field artillery who served on active duty, in the National Guard, and in the Army Reserve, Beahm and his wife live in southeast Virginia. Visit his official website, at www.GeorgeBeahm.com.