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Carrie

Carrie
Carrie
Read by: Sissy Spacek
This edition: Unabridged Compact Disk, 7 disks
Availability: Available on or around October 28, 2008
List Price: $19.99
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A STEPHEN KING CLASSIC AVAILABLE ON AUDIO FOR THE FIRST TIME

In one way or another, everybody abused Carrie. Her fanatical mother forbade this sixteen-year-old misfit everything that was young and fun. She was teased and taunted by her classmates, misunderstood by her teachers, and given up as hopeless by almost everyone.

But Carrie had a secret: she possessed terrifying telekinetic powers that could make inanimate objects move, a lighted candle fall, or a door lock. Carrie could make all kinds of startling bizarre, and malevolent things happen. And so she did one night, when feeling scorned and humiliated...and growing angrier and angrier...she became the vengeful demon who let the whole town feel her power.

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"Eerie and haunting sheer terror!"

-- Publishers Weekly

-- Publishers Weekly

"Gory and horrifying ...you can't put it down."

-- Chicago Tribune

-- Chicago Tribune

"Guaranteed to chill you."

-- The New York Times

-- The New York Times

Publishers WeeklyEerie and haunting
-- sheer terror!
Associated Content, October 4, 2011
..._ Most little girls remember their dads reading them fairy tales at bedtime; mine read Stephen King. I remember the arguments between my mom and dad; she worrying I would have nightmares, him countering that it would help me be a writer one ...
Associated Content, September 30, 2011
...Word that Can Eventually Lead to This One: Sold This list of famous authors, which include John Grisham, Stephen King, and Gertrude Stein should serve as encouragement to the online writer attempting to break into print publishing or write ...
TG Daily, September 29, 2011
...

You look up prolific in the dictionary, and they may as well have Stephen King’s picture next to the definition. Now he’s back with two works, Doctor Sleep, his sequel to The Shining, and 11/22/63, which Jonathan Demme (Silence of ...
Associated Content, September 20, 2011
..._ Stephen King was born in Portland, Maine in 1947. King, his older brother, and mother moved a lot as Stephen grew up, but moved back to Maine for good in 1958 ...
Associated Content, September 14, 2011
..._ Stephen king is one of a kind novelist and movie maker. Stephen King is my Favorite writer and movie maker, do to you can never just watch one, and he likes ...
Associated Content, September 10, 2011
...Sep 9, 2011 "Contribute content like this. Start Here." I was just a teenager when the novel Carrie was published. I read it and it scared the crap out of me, but it was hard to put down. My older sister had bought it, and of course, I ...
Stuff.tv, August 8, 2011
...Already Registered? Log in Create Your Profile Sign up now 08 Aug 2011 Carrie is the mother of all prom-based teen horror movies and a powerful adaptation of Stephen King's chilling first novel. Brilliant performances from Piper Laurie as a ...
Suite101.com, August 2, 2011
...at the point in her career where she was able to write more than one book a year. Stephen King wrote under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman because it was recommended he not over publish the market. The Richard Bachman books were written ...
Kirkus Reviews, July 19, 2011
...to my tween self; I didn’t want to break out booze or a roque mallet after reading Stephen King’s The Shining; and I didn’t use Judy Blume’s Blubber, Brock Cole’s The Goats or Stephen King’s Carrie as bully training manuals. ...
Australian Stage, July 3, 2011
...Dione Joseph, the play packs a lot of information into just under an hour and is crammed with Stephen King references. For those unfamiliar with the writer, you need not worry as the play focuses on many of his works that have been adapted ...
South Coast Today, January 9, 2010
..." by Stephen Hawking; "The Brothers Karamazov," by Fyodor Dostoevsky; "Caravan of Dreams," by Idries Shah; "Carrie," by Stephen King; "Catch 22," by Joseph Heller; "The Coalwood Way," by Homer Hickam; "Dark Horse," by Tami Hoag; "Dirty ...
Guardian.co.uk, January 7, 2010
...Bestselling novelist to provide apocalyptic voiceover for Shooter Jennings concept album Black Ribbons From Carrie to It, his horror novels mean Stephen King is already something close to the voice of nightmare for many, but now the ...
Den of Geek, November 17, 2009
...Simon gets to grips with the new Stephen King book, Under The Dome... As long-time Stephen King readers know, you should avoid Maine, New England at all cost, lest you want to meet a rather nasty demise. On ...
FOX 43, November 12, 2009
...the Reel World Latest : Vitruvian Voltron T-Shirt James Francos Daytime Soap Stint Is Fodder For an Movie Project Stephen King Pile-Up: Under the Dome to HBO, More Dark Tower, Screenplay By King and More Stephen King Pile-Up: Under the Dome ...
Houston Chronicle, November 12, 2009
...Stephen King newest book is Under the Dome. BOOKS: A SAMPLING OF STEPHEN KING'S GREATEST HITS • Carrie (1974) • Salem's Lot (1975) • The Shining (1977) • The ...
New York Magazine, November 12, 2009
...secrets. Can't die with a secret, you know." While promoting his latest thriller, Under the Dome , Stephen King said he wants his books banned from public schools. And after their "heated" June 15 conversation, Heidi and Spencer Pratt ...
Crikey Media, November 5, 2009
...Playboy poet: Stephen King. Photograph: Eamonn McCabe Marge Simpson's appearance as its cover girl has attracted a frenzy of media attention, but this month's edition of Playboy magazine contains another, almost ...
Guardian.co.uk, November 4, 2009
...attention, but this month's edition of Playboy magazine contains another, almost equally unexpected celebrity appearance: from author Stephen King, making a very rare outing as a poet. "When travelling to the heart of darkness, terror is ...
St. Petersburg Times, October 28, 2009
...most awesome PR email in the history of PR emails. On Nov. 16, in a rare public appearance, Stephen King will speak at Sarasota’s Van Wezel Hall. You can go to http://www.vanwezel.org for tickets, and . But make sure to save a ticket for ...
Huliq.com, October 26, 2009
...The Shining, Carrie and The Pet Sematary are perhaps some of Stephen King's best horror movies. The haunted Overlook Hotel and The Stanley Hotel, King's inspiration for The Shining, is a ...
Squidoo, October 24, 2009
...creations -- including but not limited to a worm-infested pumpkin, a punk rock pumpkin, a cannibal pumpkin, a Stephen King 'Carrie' pumpkin, a crime scene pumpkin and a mooning pumpkin. These pumpkins are for adults to make and, where you ...
Aint It Cool News, October 13, 2009
...Mandalay has optioned the story already . The book doesn't come out until next February. Yes, Hill is Stephen King's son and he's going to have to live under his father's shadow for a while, but I'm telling you his work stands apart from ...
Air Force Times, October 12, 2009
...writers of our time, Lisa Rogak tells an anecdote about the trip she took to Bangor, Maine, where Stephen King resides, and a discussion she had with King’s assistant about the book she planned to write. All the while, she writes, King ...
Associated Content, October 12, 2009
... Will Stape Leave it to Stephen King, one of the most original, prolific and influential modern American writers to produce a solid book on the writing craft, while doubling it as compact autobiography. After all, the ...
Lincoln Journal Star, October 6, 2009
...candidate Sarah Palin, whose memoir, 'Going Rogue: An American Life,' is due in stores on Nov. 17. 4. Stephen King's scariest books. The good folks at SciFiWire.com just posted a list of what they believe to be the 10 scariest King novels. ...
Fangoria, October 6, 2009
...CARRIE is the revenge tale of a high school girl who was picked on one too many times. Carrie White just wanted to be herself and have wonderful fun with her ...
The Tribune Online, September 19, 2009
...THEWOODLANDS,TEXAS - When Bev Vincent of Charlo was in university, he started reading Stephen King novels, never dreaming that a couple of decades later, he'd be invited to write the Stephen King Illustrated Companion. On Wednesday, in a ...
Wicked Local Cape Cod, August 14, 2009
...business where you don?t want to give a lot away.? Weiner says the novel was inspired by Stephen King?s book, ?On Writing.? In it, King talks about how hard it was to write ?Carrie? because he realized that he didn?t really like the ...
Daily Express, July 15, 2009
...WHEN Stephen King first found fame in the Seventies he used to say in interviews that he was so obsessed with writing horror stories he sat at his typewriter and wrote every ...
Irish Independent, July 14, 2009
...He's scared of everything from snakes to flying, and a new biography suggests Stephen King's career is driven by childhood terrors. Margaret Carragher reports Share A new biography suggests that Stephen King's career is driven by childhood ...
Mail Online UK, May 7, 2009
...vast Victorian mansion. The scene was like something out of a novel by that master of the macabre Stephen King, ironic given that the comatose figure was none other than King himself - dead to the world after drinking countless cans of beer ...
Mail Online UK, May 6, 2009
...vast Victorian mansion. The scene was like something out of a novel by that master of the macabre Stephen King, ironic given that the comatose figure was none other than King himself - dead to the world after drinking countless cans of beer ...
Mail Online UK, May 6, 2009
...vast Victorian mansion. The scene was like something out of a novel by that master of the macabre Stephen King, ironic given that the comatose figure was none other than King himself - dead to the world after drinking countless cans of beer ...
Examiner.com, April 21, 2009
...Hello, and welcome to the first in my 60ish part Stephen King Bibliography series. This is going to differ from my other articles where I talked about one specific aspect from books or where I simply did a list. I'm ...
NewsBlaze, April 2, 2009
...Carrie was then made into a feature film in 1976 with Oscar winner Sissy Spacek in the title role, and was a critical and commercial success; it was then later hailed ...
Suite101.com, March 24, 2009
...» Writing & Publishing » Writing Fiction » On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft ? Book Review Stephen King's Novel on How to Write Fiction for Aspiring Writers © Roberta Goli Stephen King's book On Writing offers an inspiring insight into ...
Florida Times-Union, March 16, 2009
...Thirty-five years ago in April 1974, readers picked up a thriller called 'Carrie.' Its author is Stephen King, and he has enthralled audiences ever since. More than 300 million copies of his 60-plus novels circulate the world, and his latest ...
Examiner.com, March 3, 2009
...that ... sometimes parents go crazy and try to kill their kids. In 1974, not long after selling both Carrie and 'Salem's Lot (both set in his home state of Maine), Stephen King wanted a change of scenery for his next novel. Randomly picking ...
East Liverpool Review, February 8, 2009
... Email: 'Whoâ??s afraid of Stephen King?' *To: <--TO Email REQUIRED! *From: <--FROM Email REQUIRED! I love Stephen King novels. Most of them, anyway. But the important thing is that I can still sleep at night after reading one. My most ...
Star Press, January 25, 2009
...writers of our time, Lisa Rogak tells an anecdote about the trip she took to Bangor, Maine, where Stephen King lives, and a discussion she had with King's assistant about the book she planned to write. All the while, she writes, King was ...
London Free Press, January 17, 2009
...are easily the most intelligent ones. What other show expects its audience to get references to David Hume, Stephen King, relative quantum mechanics, B.F. Skinner, Lewis Carroll . . . It's nice that the writers expect us to have a brain in ...
Navy Times, January 15, 2009
...writers of our time, Lisa Rogak tells an anecdote about the trip she took to Bangor, Maine, where Stephen King resides, and a discussion she had with King?s assistant about the book she planned to write. All the while, she writes, King was ...
USA Today, January 12, 2009
...writers of our time, Lisa Rogak tells an anecdote about the trip she took to Bangor, Maine, where Stephen King resides, and a discussion she had with King's assistant about the book she planned to write. All the while, she writes, King was ...
View London, December 11, 2008
...a performance from Johnny Depp that is never less than watchable. The words ?Based on a novella by Stephen King? probably don?t inspire as much excitement as once they did, and with good reason: for every Misery, there?s a Dreamcatcher, a ...
Erie Times-News, November 21, 2008
...Edward, with their fears and desires, feel like flesh-and-blood people. Their story pulled her in. 'I was reading 'Carrie' by Stephen King and it got a little boring, so my sister let me borrow 'Twilight.' I instantly fell in love with it,' ...