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Stephen King's *Salem's Lot* is a small‑town horror novel set in the fictional town of Jerusalem’s Lot, Maine. Writer Ben Mears returns to the town to research the infamous Marsten House, only to find the community plagued by mysterious disappearances, illness, and a growing evil that turns the town’s residents into vampires. As fear spreads, a handful of townspeople—including a local priest—fight back against the ancient, predatory force that has taken root in the house and the town itself. The novel blends gothic atmosphere, slow‑burn terror, and a critique of the rot beneath ordinary American life, establishing it as a foundational work in modern vampire and horror fiction.
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ISBN-10 0340770538 · ISBN-13 9789993089209 · Altin Kitaplar Yayinevi. · 1975
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