'Salem’s Lot
Publish date: 2005-12
Author: Stephen King
Subjects:
Catholic Church, arson, Great Depression, hitmen, Horror fiction, City and town life, Cuentos de terror, Fiction, Vampires, Adapted for Television, horror tales, Reading Level-Grade 9, Reading Level-Grade 11, Reading Level-Grade 10, Reading Level-Grade 12, Authors, Fiction, occult & supernatural, Fiction, horror, Authors, fiction, Large type books, Vampires, fiction, New england, fiction, Maine, fiction, Écrivains, Romans, nouvelles, Polish language materials, Literatura grozy amerykańska, Tłumaczenia polskie, Powieść amerykańska, American Horror tales, crucifixes, rosaries, devotional medals, Douay–Rheims Bible, myocardial infarction, short stories, manservants, Puritans, Madonna and Child, inverted crosses, runes, De Vermis Mysteriis, occult, rail fence ciphers, bastards, suicide, inbreeding, witchcraft, cults, eastern whip-poor-wills, nosferatu, undead, Vampires -- Fiction., City and town life -- Fiction., Maine -- Fiction.
Characters: Chopper, Doc, Evvie, Horris, Jerusalem, Kali, Roddy, Shirley, Toni, Wolfman Jack, Edward Albee, Sherwood Anderson, Fred Astaire, John Bannock, Davie Barclay, Kurt Barlow, Buddy Bascomb, Bergeron, Raymond Bissonette, Derek Boddin, Franklin Boddin, Marie Boddin, Richie Boddin, Bowie, Claude Bowie, Sandy Bowie, George Boyer, Kurt Breichen, Corey Bryant, Pete Bryant, Matthew Burke, Pearl Ann Butts, Frank Buzzey, Donald Callahan, Brad Campion, Carlyle, Carty, George Washington Carver, Mrs. Cobham, Ben Cody, Jimmy Cody, Fiona Coggins, Gary Coleman, Miss Coogan, Pete Cook, Minella Corey, Aggie Corliss, Clyde Corliss, Sheldon Corson, Ed Craig, Albie Crane, Joe Crane, Lawrence Crockett, Mrs. Crockett, Ruthie Crockett, Milt Crossen, Dick Curless, Rhoda Curless, Kenny Danles, Mrs. Danles, Pauline Dickens, James Dickey, LaVerne Dube, Durham, Harriet Durham, Lester Durham, David Evans, Mrs. Evans, Dave Felson, Mr. Flip, Carl Foreman, Debbie Forester, Nolly Gardner, Andy Garvey, Marvin Gaye, Mr. Gendron, Parkins Gillespie, Gliccoucchi, Anthony H. Glick, Daniel Francis Glick, Marjorie Glick, Ralphie Glick, George M. Gorby, Gracon, Maury Green, Rachel Green, Bob Greenberg, Sally Greer, Mary Kat Griegson, Babs Griffine, Charles Griffen, Dough Griffen, John Groggins, Tom Hanrahan, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Audrey Hersey, Gertrude Hersey, Jackson Hersey, Miss Holcomb, Daniel Holloway, Holloway Family, Buddy Holly, Arthur Holmwood, Hooker, Harry Houdini, Hume, Shirley Jackson, Audie James, Charles James, Elias Jointer, John Kelly, Frank Kilby, Horace Kilby, Jerry Klingfield, Peter Kurtin, Mr. Labree, Christopher Lee, John Lewis, H.P. Lovecraft, Lubert, Delbert Markey, Peter Marshall, Birdie Marsten, Hubert Barclay Marsten, Buddy Mayberry, Doug Mayberry, Glynnis Mayberry, Paul Mayberry, Homer McCaslin, Mrs. McCaslin, Randall McDougall, Royce McDougall, Sandy McDougall, Peter McFee, Travis McGee, Larry McLeod, Mears, Bejamin Mears, Miranda Mears, Mr. Mephisto, George Middler, Pat Middler, Eva Miller, Ralph Miller, Mabe Mullican, Jesus de la rey Munoz, Brenton Norbert, Ann Norton, Susan Norton, William Norton, Freddy Overlock, Judy Overlock Patterson, Mr. Perkins, Hank Peters, Henry Petrie, Mike Philbrook, Gordon PHilips, Dr. Plowman, Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849), Potter, Romeo Poulin, David Prine, Amanda Pritchett, Charles V. Pritchett, Upton Pruitt, Elsie Purinton, Irwin Purinton, The Rangers, Tommy Rathburn, Virgil Rathburn, Harold Rauberson, Amy Rawcliffe, Dr. Reardon, Charlie Rhodes, David Rice, Edward Robinson, Ginger Rodgers, Mr. Rodin, Dud Rogers, Billy Royko, Michael Corey Ryerson, Jonas Salk, Bonnie Sawyer, Reg Sawyer, Lester Silvius, Jumpin' Simons, Coretta Simons, Billy Smith, Carl Smith, Jim Smith, Mrs. Smith, John Snow, Royal Snow, Mr. Spencer, Loretta Starcher, Wallace Stevens, Cynthia Stowens, Richard Throckett, Mickey Sylvester, Jackie Talbot, Maureen Talbot, Charles Tanner, Brent Tenny, Bob Thomas, Floyd Tibbits, Elaine Tremont, Vic Upshaw, Vinnie Upshaw, Van Helsing, Norris Varney, Grover Verrill, Frank Vickery, Francis Walsh, Jim Webber, Marcus Welby, Mabel Werts, Gahan Wilson, Thomas Wolfe, Henry Wordsworth, Booth, Herb Tooklander, Gerard Lumley, Bones, Charles Boone, Calvin McCann, Robert Boone, Marcella Boone, Randolph Boone, James Boone, Worm
Places: Maine, U.S.A., Jerusalem's Lot, Marsten House, Austria, Mexico, Falmouth, Chapelwaite, Preacher's Corners, Cumberland County
Period: 1970s, 1850, 1789
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Number of pages: 594
Rating: 4.0/5
Votes: 86
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Author Ben Mears returns to ‘Salem's Lot to write a book about a house that has haunted him since childhood only to find his isolated hometown infested with vampires. While the vampires claim more victims, Mears convinces a small group of believers to combat the undead. ([source][1]) [1]: https://stephenking.com/library/novel/_salem_s_lot.html ---------- Also contained in: - [Night Shift / Carrie / 'Salem's Lot / Shining](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19558521W/Night_Shift_Carrie_'Salem's_Lot_Shining) - ['Salem's Lot: Illustrated Edition](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19859438W) - [Works (Danse Macabre / Salem's Lot / Shining)](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL24233994W)

'Salem’s Lot

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