Affective Adaptations: Stephen King from the page to the Screen

Abstract

In an effort to highlight how and why so many adaptations seem to fail utterly, I've been focusing on exploring three adaptations of Stephen King that, I believe, typify three different relationships of affect as pertains to cinematic adaptations of horror novels. King is my case study as one of, if not the most, adapted author in living memory, as well as one of the most widely read.

Faculty Mentors: Dr. Joshua Toth & Dr. Mike Perschon