Danse Macabre

Dive deep into the mind of the master of horror with Stephen King's fascinating exploration of the horror genre. This non-fiction masterpiece examines what scares us and why, offering insights into the films, books, and cultural phenomena that have shaped modern horror.

Book Details

• Author: Stephen King
• Publisher: Berkley
• ISBN: 978-0-425-10433-0
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 464
• Genre: Non-Fiction, Horror Analysis, Literary Criticism

Features

• King's personal analysis of horror in film, television, and literature
• Examination of horror trends from 1950-1980
• Insights into the psychology of fear and what makes us scared
• Discussion of classic horror films and influential works
• Behind-the-scenes look at King's own writing process

Perfect For

• Stephen King fans wanting insight into his creative process
• Horror enthusiasts and genre scholars
• Film and literature students studying horror
• Writers interested in crafting effective horror
• Anyone curious about the psychology of fear

Condition

This book is in like new condition - carefully pre-owned with minimal wear. Pages are clean and readable, binding is secure, and cover shows light use. An essential read for horror fans!

Why Choose This Book?

Save 31% off the original price while getting King's definitive analysis of the horror genre. Gain unique insights from the master himself into what makes horror truly terrifying.