In literature, who wrote 'Salem's Lot' and 'Carrie'?
Literature in the 1970s about the Civil Rights Movement, and Renata Adler released the feminist classic, "Speedboat". By the late seventies, a former English teacher from Maine had become one of the most popular genre novelists with his tales of horror and suspense. Stephen King's 1974 novel, "Carrie", became a best seller and spawned a popular 1976 film. He followed "Carrie" with "'Salem's Lot", a vampire tale; "The Shining", a spooky romp set in a deserted hotel; "The Stand", a post-apocalyptic shocker; and "The Dead Zone", about a comatose man who awakens with psychic abilities. King also released a collection of short stories and
Carrie Brady Style". Carrie tells no one she is back in America but she is discovered by Lucas, who was attempting to take over High Style, not knowing it was headed by Carrie. He halts his takeover attempt and convinces Carrie to return to Salem as his feelings for her are reignited. Carrie returns to town and is surprised to see Austin in Salem as well. Although things look positive for Austin and Carrie's future, her sister Sami sees otherwise and, once again, schemes to break them apart and keep Austin for herself. First she is able to have Austin and his