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The 12 pages that link to Stephen King, each with the reason it gives.

• Stranger ThingsRelated: His small-town settings and supernatural menace are among the series’ literary influences.

• The ShiningRelated: His novel supplied the characters, hotel premise, and supernatural framework.

• Simon & SchusterRelated: Simon & Schuster has published many of King’s books through its imprints.

• Brian De PalmaRelated: King's debut novel supplied the story for De Palma's breakthrough horror film.

• The Shawshank RedemptionRelated: His story supplied the film’s central premise and prison setting.

• Anne RiceCompared with: King and Rice became prominent modern horror novelists with contrasting narrative styles and supernatural concerns.

• Kathy BatesRelated: Bates starred in screen adaptations of his novels Misery and Dolores Claiborne.

• Tim CurryRelated: King wrote It, the novel behind Curry’s portrayal of Pennywise.

• Dean KoontzCompared with: King is a prominent peer whose horror fiction is often compared with Koontz’s.

• George A. RomeroRelated: King wrote Creepshow’s stories, joining his horror sensibility to Romero’s direction.

• It: Welcome to DerryRelated: His novel created the story world the series revisits.

• The Long WalkRelated: King wrote the novel that provides the film's story and central contest.