The Dead Zone (United Kingdom)

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The Dead Zone by Stephen King is the British first hardcover edition published by MacDonald & Jane’s in London, England, in 1979. This 426-page English-language edition was issued with a dust jacket and carries ISBN 0-354-04385-4 (0354043854); first edition identifiers include “First published in Great Britain in 1979 by MacDonald General Books” on the copyright page, a £5.95 price on the dust jacket, and “M & J Raven” on the spine. The novel follows Johnny Smith, a man who awakens from a long coma with the psychic ability to see past, present, and future events through physical contact.

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The Dead Zone (United Kingdom) follows Johnny Smith, a young schoolteacher whose life is forever changed after a devastating car accident leaves him in a coma for nearly five years. When he finally awakens, he discovers that he has developed a powerful psychic ability that allows him to see hidden truths about people’s pasts, presents, and futures through physical contact. As Johnny struggles to rebuild his life and cope with the personal losses caused by his long absence, his extraordinary gift brings both admiration and fear. When a vision reveals the catastrophic future that could result from the rise of an ambitious politician, Johnny is forced to confront a profound moral dilemma: whether he can, or should, use his powers to alter the course of history.

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London, England

Publication Date

1979

ISBN

0354043854, 0-354-04385-4

Number of Pages

426

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First published in Great Britain in 1979 by MacDonald General Books on CP, £5.95 on dustjacket, M & J Raven on spine

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