The End of the World as We Know ItSince its initial publication in 1978, 'The Stand' has been considered Stephen King's seminal masterpiece of apocalyptic fiction. It has sold millions of copies and has been adapted twice for television. Generations of writers have been impacted by its dark yet ultimately hopeful vision of the end and new beginning of civilisation, and its stunning array of characters. Now for the first time, Stephen King has fully authorised a return to the harrowing

Reading the extraordinary accounts they have left behind them

sunny breakfasts

she realises there is something not quite right about the correspondent who was first on the scene

she interrogates the emotionally abusive mother/daughter relationship

Biggles spots a lone figure at death's door in the snow

and of the run itself

they appreciate each other's differences

The first volume in a pioneering account of Oliver Cromwell-providing a major new interpretation of one of the greatest figures in history

His search leads him to a rural community of neo-Nazis

The tensions in the civil-war-torn Empire have come to Glevum now

A stunning collection of bedtime stories which promote modern-day messages of inclusivity

A vengeful goddess hunts for three jewels: fallen stars that will give her endless power