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Chronology; Defining King's Horrorscape - An Introduction, TonyMagistrale; The Masks of the Goddess - The Unfolding of the Female Archetypein Stephen King's "Carrie", Greg Weller; Partners in the Danse - Women inStephen King's Fiction, Mary Pharr; Complex, Archetype and Primal Fear -King's Use of Fairy Tales in "The Shining", Ronald T. Curran; The ThreeGenres of "The Stand", Edwin F. Casebeer; Some Ways of Reading the DeadZone", Michael N. Stanton; Fear and Pity - Tragic Horror in King's "PetSematary", Leonard Mustazza; The Mythic Journey in "The Body", Arthur W.Biddle; "Everybody Pays... Even for Things They Didn't Do" - Stephen King'sPay-out in the Bachman Novels, James F. Smith; Science, Politics and the EpicImagination - "The Talisman", Tony Magistrale; A Clockwork Evil - Guilt andCoincidence in "The Monkey", Gene Doty; Playing the Heavy - Weight, Appetite,and Embodiment in Three Novels of Stephen King, Bernadette Bosky; Riddle Game- Stephen King's Metafictive Dialogue, Jeanne Campbell Reesman; Stephen KingReading William Faulkner - Memory, Desire, and Time in the Making of "It",Mary Jane Dickerson; "The Face of Mr. Flip" - Homophobia in the Horror ofStephen King, Douglas Keesey; Reading, Writing and Interpreting - StephenKing's "Misery", Lauri Berkenkamp.