Revival: by Stephen King | Summary & Analysis by Book*Sense

This is a Summary & Analysis of Revival. It follows Jacobs from his early calling as a rural Methodist minister in Maine through his eventual end as an elderly, enfeebled, mad scientist. Stephen King’s Revival is an excellent book, one that bears out the high status King enjoys among writers of popular fiction and which substantiates the works of scholars who attend to his writing. There is much to enjoy in the novel, and it serves as an easy entrance into his corpus for those new to it.

Much of the novel is set in rural Maine. Jaime does travel a fair bit, so there are substantial scenes across the US, including Tulsa, Oklahoma; Colorado; upstate New York and Hawaii. Each contributes to a sense of the American heartland, pointing to perceived United States essentialism and thus reinforcing the horror of the novel.

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