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Stephen King STEPHEN KING Il Re dell’Horror compie 70 anni. Stephen King, nato a Portland il 21 settembre 1947, è considerato uno degli autori più influenti e prolifici della letteratura fantastica. La Malatestiana desidera celebrarne il genio proponendo una selezioni di romanzi, racconti, fumetti e film scaturiti dalla sua inesauribile fantasia. Romanzi: - IL BAZAR DEI BRUTTI SOGNI, Sperling & Kupfer 2016 - FINE TURNO, Sperling & Kupfer 2016 - CHI PERDE PAGA, Sperling & Kupfer 2015 - REVIVAL , Sperling & Kupfer 2015 - DOCTOR SLEEP , Sperling & Kupfer 2014 - MR. MERCEDES , Sperling & Kupfer 2014 - JOYLAND , Sperling & Kupfer 2013 - LA LEGGENDA DEL VENTO , Sperling & Kupfer 2012 - 22/11/’63 , Sperling & Kupfer 2011 - IT , Sperling Paperback 2011 - NOTTE BUIA, NIENTE STELLE , Sperling & Kupfer 2010 - THE DOME , Sperling & Kupfer 2009 - AL CREPUSCOLO , Sperling & Kupfer 2008 - DUMA KEY , Sperling & Kupfer 2008 - CELL , Sperling & Kupfer 2006 - LA STORIA DI LISEY , Sperling & Kupfer 2006 - LE VOCI DELLE COSE , Sonzogno 2006 - COLORADO KID , Sperling & Kupfer 2005 - LA CANZONE DI SUSANNAH , Sperling & Kupfer 2004 - LA TORRE NERA , Sperling & Kupfer 2004 - BUICK 8 , Sperling & Kupfer 2003 - I LUPI DEL CALLA , Sperling & Kupfer 2003 - LA CASA DEL BUIO , Sperling & Kupfer 2002 - TUTTO E’ FATIDICO , Sperling & Kupfer 2002 - L’ACCHIAPPASOGNI , Sperling & Kupfer 2001 - ON WRITING , Sperling & Kupfer 2001 - CUORI IN ATLANTIDE , Sperling & Kupfer 2000 - DANSE MACABRE , Frassinelli 2000 - LA TEMPESTA DEL SECOLO , Sperling & Kupfer 2000 - LA BAMBINA CHE AMAVA TOM GORDON , Sperling & Kupfer 1999 - MUCCHIO D’OSSA , Sperling & Kupfer 1999 - LA SFERA DEL BUIO , Euroclub 1998 - DESPERATION , Sperling & Kupfer 1997 - L’UOMO IN FUGA , Sperling & Kupfer 1997 - I VENDICATORI , Sperling & Kupfer 1997 - ROSE MADDER , Sperling & Kupfer 1996 - INSOMNIA , Sperling & Kupfer 1995 Ragazzi: - STAGIONI DIVERSE , Sperling Paperback 2006 - CUJO , Sperling Paperback 1992 Comix: - L’OMBRA DELLO SCORPIONE: VERRA’ LA NOTTE , Bompiani 2016 - LA TORRE NERA. L’ULTIMO CAVALIERE: LA BATTAGLIA DI TULL , Sperling & Kupfer 2013 - LA TORRE NERA. L’ULTIMO CAVALIERE: LE PICCOLE SORELLE DI ELURIA , Sperling & Kupfer 2012 - LA TORRE NERA. L’ULTIMO CAVALIERE: IL VIAGGIO COMNINCIA , Sperling & Kupfer 2011 - LA TORRE NERA: LA CADUTA DI GILEAD , Sperling & Kupfer 2010 - LA TORRE NERA: LA BATTAGLIA DI JERICHO HILL , Sperling & Kupfer 2010 - LA TORRE NERA: TRADIMENTO , Sperling & Kupfer 2009 - LA TORRE NERA: LA LUNGA VIA DEL RITORNO , Sperling & Kupfer 2008 DVD: - LA ZONA MORTA di David Cronenberg, 1983 (idea) - CHRISTINE: LA MACCHINA INFERNALE di John Carpenter, 1983 (idea) - DESPERATION di Mick Garris, 2006 (idea) - SHINING di Stanley Kubrick, 1980 (idea) - FENOMENI PARANORMALI INCONTROLLABILI di Mark L. Lester, 1984 (idea) - STAND BY ME di Rob Reiner, 1986 (idea) - CREEPSHOW di George A. Romero, 1982 (soggetto e sceneggiatura) - CREEPSHOW 2 di Michael Gornik, 1987 (soggetto e sceneggiatura) - IL MIGLIO VERDE di Frank Darabont, 2000 (idea) - BRIVIDO di Stephen King, 1986 (regia e sceneggiatura) - SECRET WINDOW di David Keep, 2004 (idea) - IT di Tommy Lee Wallace, 1990 (idea) - LE ALI DELLA LIBERTA’ di Frank Darabont, 1994 (idea) - L’ACCHIAPPASOGNI di Lawrance Kasdan, 2003 (idea) - MISERY NON DEVE MORIRE di Rob Reiner, 1990 (idea) .
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