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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

The Shining

by Stephen King

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Original publication
1992
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
447
English editions
47 ↗
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1977 · New English Library · eng

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Catalogued editions of The Shining
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The Shining2000paperback464Open Library ↗
The ShiningIntroduction by Ken FollettOctober 31, 1991paperback432Open Library ↗
The Shining2002?paperback704Open Library ↗
The Shining1991?paperback447Open Library ↗
The shiningStephen King.1986?paperback447Open Library ↗
The Shining2018paperback—Open Library ↗
The Shiningby the author of Carrie and Salem's Lot1981hardcover—Open Library ↗
The Shining2011paperback—Open Library ↗
The Shining2013-08paperback—Open Library ↗
El-LepsplandorJanuary 1999hardcover—Open Library ↗
The Shining1978unknown447Open Library ↗
The Shining1977unknown447Open Library ↗
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