1922
Stephen King • Simon & Schuster • ISBN not provided
1922
Stephen King • Simon & Schuster
ISBN not provided · 2017
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Set in the rural landscape of Nebraska, this novella explores the psychological disintegration of Wilfred James following a harrowing decision to murder his wife. Through a stark, confessional narrative, the text examines the corrosive nature of guilt and the inexorable weight of past transgressions. King employs a grim, atmospheric prose style to depict the collapse of a family unit against the backdrop of early twentieth-century agrarian life.
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