Stephen King's Contemporary Classics
Reflections on the Modern Master of Horror
Herausgeber: Simpson, Philip L.; McAleer, Patrick
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Stephen King's Contemporary Classics
Reflections on the Modern Master of Horror
Herausgeber: Simpson, Philip L.; McAleer, Patrick
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This book looks at the more recent works of fiction by Stephen King as well as an examination of his nonfiction book, On Writing, published in 2000. Works discussed in this volume include Duma Key, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, Under the Dome, Joyland, and Dr. Sleep.
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This book looks at the more recent works of fiction by Stephen King as well as an examination of his nonfiction book, On Writing, published in 2000. Works discussed in this volume include Duma Key, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, Under the Dome, Joyland, and Dr. Sleep.
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- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 549g
- ISBN-13: 9781442244900
- ISBN-10: 1442244909
- Artikelnr.: 41479623
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 549g
- ISBN-13: 9781442244900
- ISBN-10: 1442244909
- Artikelnr.: 41479623
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Philip L. Simpson serves as the provost of the Titusville campus of Eastern Florida State College. He is the author of Psycho Paths: Tracking the Serial Killer through Contemporary American Film and Fiction (2000) and Making Murder: The Fiction of Thomas Harris (2010). Patrick McAleer teaches English at Inver Hills Community College in Minnesota and is cochair of the Stephen King Area of the Popular Culture Association's annual national conference. He is the author of Inside the Dark Tower Series (2009) and The Writing Family of Stephen King (2011).
Introduction Section I: Contemporary "Classics" Chapter 1 "'Ordinary
Miracles: Stephen King's Writing (and Painting) a 'Way Back to Life' in
Duma Key" Hayley Mitchell Haugen Chapter 2 "Narrative Structure in Under
the Dome" Jennifer Miller Chapter 3 "'There's No Place Like Dome': An
Assessment of the Adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome into a
Primetime Drama" Tamara Watkins Chapter 4 "Reading Joyland and Dr. Sleep as
Complementary Stories" Clotilde Landais Section II: Modern Horrors Chapter
5 "Failure Is Indeed an Option: Pride, Prophecy, and Roland Deschain's
Perpetual Quest for the Dark Tower" Patrick McAleer Chapter 6 "Trisha
McFarland and the Tough Tootsie: Coping with Fear in The Girl Who Loved Tom
Gordon" Matt Holman Chapter 7 "'Morality': Stephen King's Most Disturbing
Story?" Philip L. Simpson Chapter 8 "In Search for the Lost Object in a Bad
Place: Stephen King's Contemporary Gothic" Alexandra Reuber Chapter 9 "A
Different Breed: Serial Killers in the Works of Stephen King" Rebecca Frost
Section III: Stephen King and Writing Chapter 10 "How to Draw a King: Duma
Key, a Blues Aesthetic, and the American Artist" Michael Perry Chapter 11
"It Lurks Beneath the Fold: Stephen King, Adaptation, and the Pop-up Text
of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" Carl H. Sederholm Chapter 12 "Bachman's
'Found' Novels: The Regulators, Blaze, and Author Identity" Kimberly Beal
Chapter 13 "King's Toolbox-for Writing and for Life?" Mika Elovaara Chapter
14 "The Blue Diamond" Steph Post Bibliography Index About the Editors and
Contributors
Miracles: Stephen King's Writing (and Painting) a 'Way Back to Life' in
Duma Key" Hayley Mitchell Haugen Chapter 2 "Narrative Structure in Under
the Dome" Jennifer Miller Chapter 3 "'There's No Place Like Dome': An
Assessment of the Adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome into a
Primetime Drama" Tamara Watkins Chapter 4 "Reading Joyland and Dr. Sleep as
Complementary Stories" Clotilde Landais Section II: Modern Horrors Chapter
5 "Failure Is Indeed an Option: Pride, Prophecy, and Roland Deschain's
Perpetual Quest for the Dark Tower" Patrick McAleer Chapter 6 "Trisha
McFarland and the Tough Tootsie: Coping with Fear in The Girl Who Loved Tom
Gordon" Matt Holman Chapter 7 "'Morality': Stephen King's Most Disturbing
Story?" Philip L. Simpson Chapter 8 "In Search for the Lost Object in a Bad
Place: Stephen King's Contemporary Gothic" Alexandra Reuber Chapter 9 "A
Different Breed: Serial Killers in the Works of Stephen King" Rebecca Frost
Section III: Stephen King and Writing Chapter 10 "How to Draw a King: Duma
Key, a Blues Aesthetic, and the American Artist" Michael Perry Chapter 11
"It Lurks Beneath the Fold: Stephen King, Adaptation, and the Pop-up Text
of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" Carl H. Sederholm Chapter 12 "Bachman's
'Found' Novels: The Regulators, Blaze, and Author Identity" Kimberly Beal
Chapter 13 "King's Toolbox-for Writing and for Life?" Mika Elovaara Chapter
14 "The Blue Diamond" Steph Post Bibliography Index About the Editors and
Contributors
Introduction Section I: Contemporary "Classics" Chapter 1 "'Ordinary
Miracles: Stephen King's Writing (and Painting) a 'Way Back to Life' in
Duma Key" Hayley Mitchell Haugen Chapter 2 "Narrative Structure in Under
the Dome" Jennifer Miller Chapter 3 "'There's No Place Like Dome': An
Assessment of the Adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome into a
Primetime Drama" Tamara Watkins Chapter 4 "Reading Joyland and Dr. Sleep as
Complementary Stories" Clotilde Landais Section II: Modern Horrors Chapter
5 "Failure Is Indeed an Option: Pride, Prophecy, and Roland Deschain's
Perpetual Quest for the Dark Tower" Patrick McAleer Chapter 6 "Trisha
McFarland and the Tough Tootsie: Coping with Fear in The Girl Who Loved Tom
Gordon" Matt Holman Chapter 7 "'Morality': Stephen King's Most Disturbing
Story?" Philip L. Simpson Chapter 8 "In Search for the Lost Object in a Bad
Place: Stephen King's Contemporary Gothic" Alexandra Reuber Chapter 9 "A
Different Breed: Serial Killers in the Works of Stephen King" Rebecca Frost
Section III: Stephen King and Writing Chapter 10 "How to Draw a King: Duma
Key, a Blues Aesthetic, and the American Artist" Michael Perry Chapter 11
"It Lurks Beneath the Fold: Stephen King, Adaptation, and the Pop-up Text
of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" Carl H. Sederholm Chapter 12 "Bachman's
'Found' Novels: The Regulators, Blaze, and Author Identity" Kimberly Beal
Chapter 13 "King's Toolbox-for Writing and for Life?" Mika Elovaara Chapter
14 "The Blue Diamond" Steph Post Bibliography Index About the Editors and
Contributors
Miracles: Stephen King's Writing (and Painting) a 'Way Back to Life' in
Duma Key" Hayley Mitchell Haugen Chapter 2 "Narrative Structure in Under
the Dome" Jennifer Miller Chapter 3 "'There's No Place Like Dome': An
Assessment of the Adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome into a
Primetime Drama" Tamara Watkins Chapter 4 "Reading Joyland and Dr. Sleep as
Complementary Stories" Clotilde Landais Section II: Modern Horrors Chapter
5 "Failure Is Indeed an Option: Pride, Prophecy, and Roland Deschain's
Perpetual Quest for the Dark Tower" Patrick McAleer Chapter 6 "Trisha
McFarland and the Tough Tootsie: Coping with Fear in The Girl Who Loved Tom
Gordon" Matt Holman Chapter 7 "'Morality': Stephen King's Most Disturbing
Story?" Philip L. Simpson Chapter 8 "In Search for the Lost Object in a Bad
Place: Stephen King's Contemporary Gothic" Alexandra Reuber Chapter 9 "A
Different Breed: Serial Killers in the Works of Stephen King" Rebecca Frost
Section III: Stephen King and Writing Chapter 10 "How to Draw a King: Duma
Key, a Blues Aesthetic, and the American Artist" Michael Perry Chapter 11
"It Lurks Beneath the Fold: Stephen King, Adaptation, and the Pop-up Text
of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" Carl H. Sederholm Chapter 12 "Bachman's
'Found' Novels: The Regulators, Blaze, and Author Identity" Kimberly Beal
Chapter 13 "King's Toolbox-for Writing and for Life?" Mika Elovaara Chapter
14 "The Blue Diamond" Steph Post Bibliography Index About the Editors and
Contributors