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And the beech came

“And the beech came” ( Eng. The Boogeyman ) - a story in the horror genre of American writer Stephen King , written in March 1973, first published in the journal Cavalier in 1978. In 1978, the story entered the author's collection " Night Shift " [1] .

And the beech came
The boogeyman
Genrestory, horror
AuthorStephen King
Original languageEnglish
Date of writingMarch 1973
Date of first publication1978

Story

After the death of three young children, Mr. Billings comes to Dr. Harper and tells him the true story of what happened. All of his children, as he is sure, were actually killed by Buk - a fearsome and terrifying monster hiding in closets or closets. After completing the story, Billings agrees with the doctor about further sessions of therapy and is sent to sign up for the second meeting, but does not find a nurse. Looking again to the doctor, Billings sees that the psychologist has disappeared, and Buka, who is holding a mask in his clawed paw that looks like a psychologist's face, is waiting for him near the cabinet.

Types of Boogeyman

  • Beech tree
  • Drowned out of the closet
  • Brownie
  • Scarecrow
  • Boogeyman
  • Buka from the cabinet [2]

The work was included in collections.

  • collection "Night shift" (1978)
  • anthology "Brownie" (1990)
  • anthology "The room in the tower" (1993)
  • anthology "The Mammoth Book of Haunted House Stories" (2000)
  • The magazine "Week" № 27 1990 " [1]

Russian translations

  • S. Task (And came Buka)
  • S. Manukov (Brownie)
  • O. Gez (Scarecrow)
  • A. Arakelov (Buka)
  • M. Opaleva (Drowned out of the closet) [1]

Screen adaptation

In 1982, the story was filmed under the title " Boogeyman ." Directed by Jeffrey S. Shirou . [one]

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 4 And came Buka (Neopr.) . Authors, books . "Science Fiction Lab". The appeal date is December 13, 2011.
  2. ↑ Stephen King "And the beech came" (Neopr.) . Books All Russian Stephen King. The appeal date is December 13, 2011. Archived September 6, 2012.

Links

  • The story on the site Lib.ru. Translation Sergey Task.

See also

  • Boogeyman (film, 1982)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=I_prishel_buka&oldid=100616624


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