![]() ![]() His bravery opposes the ferocity of the beast that descends upon Tarker’s Mills. Our hero is the young, wheelchair-bound Marty Coslaw. Not even in an ideal community can you truly hide from the monsters. The lesson here is obvious: for all the happiness and serenity that comes with suburban life, there’s always something hiding under the surface. And this year, someone is hiding a particularly fucked up secret one that’s going to result in people getting killed. The darkness and death of the winter season is an omen for things to come. On a cold, snowy January, the story begins. The American Dream takes the form of quiet home life in the Northeast. These are simple people just looking to go about their lives in peace and comfort. ![]() It’s the quintessential small town: everybody knows each other, public events are held in high regard, gossip abounds, and everybody knows their way around by heart. We set our scene (as we often do in stories written by our man Stephen King) in a town sitting comfortably within the confines of Maine this particular one is a place called Tarker’s Mills. ![]() ![]() A stellar werewolf tale that inspired a less-than-stellar 80’s film ripe for a remake, King’s “Cycle of the Werewolf” is an essential read. ![]()
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