#stephen kind

[cynicalrainbows]

Stephen King: The character of Wendy in The Shining struggles with her abusive relationship with her mother, with guilt after being blamed for her father’s death and with the shame of her mothers implication that there was something incestuous between them. Even the thought of living with her mother is traumatic for her. In addition, it’s stated that she’s had to live through three years of her husband being a chronic alcoholic.

Stephen King: But I’ve also written her as hot and blonde, so clearly she’s never actually experienced any real problems in her life.

[upset-hufflepuff]

Bill Denbrough, the writer whose books were always so unexplainably dark, and horrifying.

Bill Denbrough, the writer whose books featured weak children as the heroes, rather than strong adults.

Bill Denbrough, the writer whose books always gave the readers nightmares.

Bill Denbrough, the writer whose happiest books also had a scary and unsettling vibe.

Bill Denbrough, the writer who writes books to express the overwhelming fear he bottles up inside him, a fear he can't explain, a fear clouded by fuzzy memories.

[iwillnotsayiamnotstudying]

19.04.19 [15/100 days of productivity]

It’s apparently a holiday here and I totally missed it?! I went to university and literally everything was closed.

Decided to tackle the pile of books I need to read and prepare for classes next week.

[rockalin]

Pennywise Cosplay by @rockalin

[pigandpugcomic]

[bondwithme-murderstyle]

I need more Benverly in my life

[horrorportraitmag]

The Monkey

If you’re into Stephen King adaptations, The Monkey is one to watch. It hit theaters back in February and made some solid numbers, which is cool considering it’s based on a short story from 1980. Theo James plays twin brothers (yes, double trouble) who find this creepy cymbal-banging monkey toy that basically ruins lives. Osgood Perkins directed it and it’s got that eerie, slow-burn vibe he does…

The Monkey

[yankeece]

"Le paure dell'infanzia sono dure a morire. Scrivere è un atto di autoipnosi e in quello stato scatta spesso una molla di particolareggiato ricordo emotivo e ricominciano ad aggirarsi e ansimare terrori che sarebbero dovuti essere morti e sepolti da un pezzo." — Stephen King, Quattro dopo mezzanotte (Una nota su "Il poliziotto della biblioteca")