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Jun 19, 2009 · "The Beggar and the Diamond" - NIGHTMARES & DREAMSCAPES's "ghost track" (in other words, a surprise discovery at the end of the book, after King's "Notes" afterword), this riff on an ancient Hindu parable is a curio, a little inoffensive tchotchke (to NIGHTMARES & DREAMSCAPES what "Her Majesty" is to The Beatles' ABBEY ROAD album) over which to ...
Oct 1, 1993 · NIGHTMARES AND DREAMSCAPES. by Stephen King ‧RELEASE DATE: Oct. 1, 1993. bookshelf. shop now. amazon. King's third collection, after Night Shift (1978) and Skeleton Crew (1985), offers 23 formerly uncollected works, with King as bizarre as ever. A handful of the stories have been rewritten or dressed up for this occasion.
Oct 13, 1993 · 4.09. 1,190 ratings58 reviews. Read by an all-star ensemble. Volume 1 of 3. Stephen King's collection is a virtuoso demonstration of his astonishing narrative talent. Stories of vampires and lurking spirits, of inexplicable evil cloaked in the guise of childish innocence, of ordinary individuals driven to unthinkable extremes by the ...
Jul 11, 2006 · TNT offers the latest stab -- and slash and burn -- with an eight-part anthology derived from the bestselling author's short stories. By Brian Lowry. Curse that Stephen King. Despite some first ...
This series is the true definition of a mixed bag! There are truly wonderful moments, and some truly awful ones as well. I can't help but think that better (or at least more cinematic) stories could have been picked. Stephen King has written just a few (!!!!). First of all, the production values of all episodes are impeccable.
Dec 16, 2008 · The mini-series nominally takes its title from Stephen King’s short story collection Nightmares and Dreamscapes (1993), although it should be noted that only five of the eight adapted stories come from that collection with the remainder having been taken from other King collections like Night Shift (1977) and Everything’s Eventual (2002 ...
Jul 12, 2006 · Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King – Miniseries, Episode 1. After murdering the owner of a toy company, a professional assassin (William Hurt) receives a mysterious package.
