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The book that established the King of Horror 43 years after the original publication of Stephen King's iconic book and 40 years since Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation, the story of The Shining continues to inspire, frighten and thrill. Jack Torrance's new job at Thea Hotel is the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. As winter caretaker at the atmospheric old hotel, Jack will have plenty of time to reconnect with his family and concentrate on writing. But when the harsh winter comes, the idyllic location begins to seem utterly isolated, utterly diabolical. And the only one who perceives the presence of strange and dark forces in "The View" is Danny Torrance, a five-year-old child with a unique gift. They said of the book: “This terrifying novel will haunt you. It will make the blood run cold in your veins and your heart thunder with fear.” –Nashville Banner "Undisputed master of suspense and horror." –The Washington Post "King probably knows more about the terrifying give-and-take of confined and isolated places than anyone since Edgar Allan Poe." –Entertainment Weekly "The writer who has the ability to make the unreal so terrifying that it makes you want to go make sure you've locked the front door." –The Boston Globe "The most delightfully macabre man on the planet." –USA Today Stephen King is considered one of the most important writers in the world. He has written over 50 novels, 200 short stories and essays, with sales of over 350,000,000 copies. His works, many of which were made into films or series, include Salem's Lot, It, The Crow, The Shining, The Green Mile, Misery, Hearts in Atlantis, Outsider, Exaltation. He has been honored with many important literary awards. King lives in Bangor, Maine with his wife, novelist Tabitha King.