Wendy, I’m home.

Wendy, I’m home.

Who wouldn’t love the gift that keeps on frightening?

Wendy, I'm home.

Whether it’s a frozen still of Jack grinning with maniacal glee as his bourbon-numbed eyeballs roll back in his head, or an elevator effusing rivers of blood, The Shining is laden with images that persist in our collective conscious, even some 44 years past its theater debut.

The Shining RedRum

This psycho-cultural longevity is not lost on publisher Taschen, who is offering (to coincide with your silent night) Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, “a definitive compendium of the film featuring hundreds of photographs, rare production ephemera, and extensive interviews with the cast and crew. “

Overlook hotel set under construction
This is a collector’s edition of a book that explores Kubrick’s process. A beautiful hardcover bound edition in two volumes, it comes in at a slim 8.18 pounds or 1396 pages.
The Shining book cover

‘Tis but a modest read for true fans. Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining is written by novelist J.W. Rinzler and edited by academy-award winning director of Toy Story 3 and Coco (and also “the world’s foremost The Shining aficionado), Lee Unkrich.

Kubrick's Shining book

For those who can never get enough of the booming base score or the sheer terror of a title that simply says “Tuesday,” this gift is sure to touch your heart of darkness.

The Shining elevator with blood

Get ordering information at Taschen.

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