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King has created one other memorable haunted structure — the Marsten House in ' Salem' s Lot — and utilizes this convention as a motif in several other works (e.g., the Black Hotel of The Talisman, 1984). The notion of the "Bad Place" in contexts other than that of the haunted house per se is explored in various ways in Cujo (1981), Christine (1983), Pet Sematary (1983), and a number of short stories.
Paranormal mental powers, or "Wild Talents," as they are sometimes called, are recurring elements in King's fiction, and are frequently explored with greater depth and sensitivity than is the case in The Shining. Most notable in this regard are Carrie, Firestarter (1980), and what is in many respects King's best effort in this mode, The Dead Zone (1979).
The interlocking themes of recurring evil and of the ability of evil to subjugate human...
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