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Misery

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SKU:
1699
Condition:
Very Good – Dust jacket has several small chips and minor tears along edges and bottom spine; otherwise, boards are clean and square with a tight binding, and pages are crisp, unmarked, and bright.
Format:
Hardcover, 310 pages
Publisher:
Viking Press, Inc., 1987
Edition:
Book of the Month Club Edition
In Misery, bestselling novelist Paul Sheldon has just killed off his most famous character and is desperate to move on. But when a blizzard forces him off the road and he’s rescued by Annie Wilkes, his self-proclaimed “number one fan,” he finds himself trapped in her remote home—and at her mercy. Annie is wounded, unpredictable, and insistent that Paul resurrect his heroine. As her demands grow more extreme, Paul must confront a horrifying question: is he captive in someone’s devotion, or a writer whose life is being rewritten by a madwoman?

In Misery, bestselling novelist Paul Sheldon has just killed off his most famous character and is desperate to move on. But when a blizzard forces him off the road and he’s rescued by Annie Wilkes, his self-proclaimed “number one fan,” he finds himself trapped in her remote home—and at her mercy. Annie is wounded, unpredictable, and insistent that Paul resurrect his heroine. As her demands grow more extreme, Paul must confront a horrifying question: is he captive in someone’s devotion, or a writer whose life is being rewritten by a madwoman?

About the Author

Stephen King is one of the most celebrated and prolific authors of contemporary horror, suspense, and speculative fiction. Since publishing Carrie in 1974, he has released dozens of bestsellers, many of which have been adapted into films, TV series, and stage plays. Known for his vivid character work, dark imagination, and ability to blend the ordinary with the uncanny, King has earned numerous awards, including the Bram Stoker Award, the World Fantasy Award, and the National Medal of Arts. His writing often explores the psychological consequences of fear, obsession, and isolation.