Night Shift (United Kingdom)

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Night Shift (United Kingdom) by Stephen King is the British edition of the author’s landmark short story collection, gathering nineteen chilling tales in which ordinary places and everyday lives become the settings for encounters with horror, madness, and the supernatural. Published in Great Britain by NEL (New English Library) in 1978, this English-language hardcover edition with dust jacket comprises 336 pages, bears ISBN 0-450-03692-8, and is identified by the statement “First published in Great Britain by New English Library” on the copyright page and the original £4.95 dust-jacket price.

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Night Shift is Stephen King’s first short story collection, bringing together twenty unsettling tales that blend supernatural horror, psychological terror, and the darker side of everyday life. From haunted machinery and deadly creatures to ordinary people confronted by unimaginable nightmares, the stories explore fear in many forms while showcasing King’s talent for transforming familiar settings and situations into sources of suspense and terror. The collection includes some of his most celebrated short fiction, such as Children of the Corn, Jerusalem’s Lot, The Boogeyman, and Quitters, Inc., making it a landmark work that helped establish King as a master of modern horror.

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1978

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0-450-03692-8, 0450036928

Number of Pages

336

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"First published in Great Britain by New English Library" on CP., £4.95 on dustjacket

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