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Duma Key is a horror novel by American novelist Stephen King published in 2008. The book reached #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List. It is King's first novel to be set in Florida or Minnesota. The dust jacket features holographic lettering.
The story begins shortly after a Minneapolis construction company owner named Edgar Freemantle barely survives a horrific on-site accident where his truck was crushed by a crane. Though he survives, Freemantle's right arm is amputated, and severe injuries to his head cause Edgar to have problems with speech, vision, and memory. As a result Edgar also has violent mood swings and thoughts of suicide.
Duma Key is a horror novel by American novelist Stephen King published in 2008. The book reached #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List. It is King's first novel to be set in Florida or Minnesota. The dust jacket features holographic lettering.
The story begins shortly after a Minneapolis construction company owner named Edgar Freemantle barely survives a horrific on-site accident where his truck was crushed by a crane. Though he survives, Freemantle's right arm is amputated, and severe injuries to his head cause Edgar to have problems with speech, vision, and memory. As a result Edgar also has violent mood swings and thoughts of suicide.
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On the advice of his psychologist, Dr. Kamen, Edgar takes "a geographical"- a year long vacation meant for rest and further recovery. He decides to rent a beach house on Duma Key, a (fictional) island off the west coast of Florida, after reading about it in a travel brochure. The beach house he is renting turns out to be a place named Salmon Point, though Edgar nicknames it "Big Pink," because of its rich pink color. Also on the advice o f Dr. Kamen, Edgar revives his old hobby of sketching after he settles in Big Pink. He settles into the house with the help of Jack Cantori, a local college student.
As Edgar becomes increasingly involved in his art, painting quickly becomes an obsession, with Edgar working with a furious energy and in a daze. Edgar's missing right arm begins to itch in a phantom limb sensation and it forces him to bring up psychic images in his paintings; he learns that his younger daughter, Ilse, is engaged to a choir singer and that his ex-wife Pam is having an affair with his former accountant, Tom Riley, by painting the aforementioned situations. Soon after this, Ilse comes to visit him. During this trip he paints The End of the Game, which he gives to her. While exploring the island they drive past an extraordinarily old looking woman, Elizabeth Eastlake, and Ilse later becomes violently ill as they drive into the overgrown part of the island. Elizabeth later calls E dgar, warning him that Duma Key "has never been a lucky place for daughters". Edgar initially disregards the message, since Eastlake has Alzheimer's disease.
Edgar slowly recuperates helped in part by taking longer and longer walks along the beach. He slowly approaches and eventually meets and befriends a man whom Freemantle had seen sitting under an umbrella off in the distance. This character, Jerome Wireman, to whom Edgar becomes quite close, is a hired companion for Eastlake. Edgar learns that Miss Eastlake is very wealthy and owns the entire island.(...)
The way Edgar paints becomes systematic: he gets a phantom-limb sensation and he paints a psychic image. He eventually compiles a large catalog of artwork and is convinced by his friends to try to sell it to an art gallery; he does and the gallery plans to exhibit his work. While the exhibition is being planned, Edgar gradually begins to understand that his paintings have a paranormal power that allow him to manipulate events, places and people. But nobody outside of Edgar's close family and friends will ever know this. It is evidenced when one of his paintings removes a bullet that was lodged in Wireman's brain from a previous suicide attempt, and another causes Candy Brown, a man accused of raping and murdering a young girl in a highly publicized case, to die suddenly in his prison cell. Elizabeth advises Edgar that due to the power they possess his paintings should be removed from the Island after the exhibition.
As Edgar becomes increasingly involved in his art, painting quickly becomes an obsession, with Edgar working with a furious energy and in a daze. Edgar's missing right arm begins to itch in a phantom limb sensation and it forces him to bring up psychic images in his paintings; he learns that his younger daughter, Ilse, is engaged to a choir singer and that his ex-wife Pam is having an affair with his former accountant, Tom Riley, by painting the aforementioned situations. Soon after this, Ilse comes to visit him. During this trip he paints The End of the Game, which he gives to her. While exploring the island they drive past an extraordinarily old looking woman, Elizabeth Eastlake, and Ilse later becomes violently ill as they drive into the overgrown part of the island. Elizabeth later calls E dgar, warning him that Duma Key "has never been a lucky place for daughters". Edgar initially disregards the message, since Eastlake has Alzheimer's disease.
Edgar slowly recuperates helped in part by taking longer and longer walks along the beach. He slowly approaches and eventually meets and befriends a man whom Freemantle had seen sitting under an umbrella off in the distance. This character, Jerome Wireman, to whom Edgar becomes quite close, is a hired companion for Eastlake. Edgar learns that Miss Eastlake is very wealthy and owns the entire island.(...)
The way Edgar paints becomes systematic: he gets a phantom-limb sensation and he paints a psychic image. He eventually compiles a large catalog of artwork and is convinced by his friends to try to sell it to an art gallery; he does and the gallery plans to exhibit his work. While the exhibition is being planned, Edgar gradually begins to understand that his paintings have a paranormal power that allow him to manipulate events, places and people. But nobody outside of Edgar's close family and friends will ever know this. It is evidenced when one of his paintings removes a bullet that was lodged in Wireman's brain from a previous suicide attempt, and another causes Candy Brown, a man accused of raping and murdering a young girl in a highly publicized case, to die suddenly in his prison cell. Elizabeth advises Edgar that due to the power they possess his paintings should be removed from the Island after the exhibition.
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