This resource has been enriched with EBSCO NoveList data. This item is available to borrow from 1 library branch. By what power they have come, how far they will go, and how they can be stopped - these are the desperate questions. The item The regulators, Richard Bachman represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Indiana State Library.

By the time night falls on Poplar Street, the surviving residents will find themselves in another world, one where anything, no matter how terrible, is possible.and where the regulators are on their way. They're fighting their own battle, and its intensity has turned 247 Poplar Street into a prisonhouse. Inside, where things haven't been normal for a long time, are Audrey Wyler and the autistic nephew she cares for, eight-year-old Seth Garin. Wentworth, Ohio: a small friendly town where the Carver children bicker over sweets in the E-Z shop and writer Johnny Marinville is the only resident who. The mayhem rages around a seemingly still point, a darkened house lit fitfully from within by a flickering television screen. A quiet slice of American suburbia is about to turn to toast. Soon it will begin to roll, and the killing will begin. The only thing that doesn't quite fit is the red van idling just up the hill. /rebates/2fbook-search2ftitle2fthe-regulators2fauthor2frichard-bachman2f&.

It was published in 1996 at the same time as its 'mirror' novel, Desperation. The paper boy is making his rounds the Carver kids are bickering at the corner convenience store a Frisbee is flying on the Reeds' lawn Gary Soderson is firing up the backyard barbecue. See all formats and editions Hardcover 99.99 13 Used from 38.74 6 New from 95.90 1 Collectible from 150.00 The Regulators is a novel by Stephen King under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. It's a summer afternoon in Wentworth, Ohio, and on Poplar Street everything's normal. REGULATORS, THE by Richard (KingBachman - FIRST EDITION BOOK See all titles by Stephen King.

The Regulators by Richard Bachman