Front Cover
Non-Fiction
Nonfiction
1981
Danse Macabre
Everest House
Synopsis
Danse Macabre: King presents a personal and critical history of modern horror, examining novels, films, radio programs, and television from the mid-twentieth century onward. He discusses recurring fears in popular culture, major writers and filmmakers, and the relationship between social anxieties and horror entertainment. The book also includes autobiographical reflections on King's own influences and career.
Verification Summary
Verified Edition
Photographed copyright page shows the 1981 Everest House text but does not show the RRD281 code required for the first trade edition. The supplied jacket appears without a retail price, supporting the existing Book Club classification. ISBN 0-89696-076-5 is the hardcover identifier associated with this edition. The rear-cover photograph shows Book Club code 3309.