the stanley hotel inspired stephen king to write the shining.
hotel that inspired stephen king to write the shining?
the stanley hotel
bullet::::- the stanley hotel in estes park, colorado, which inspired stephen king's novel "the shining" (1977) but did not sport a hedge maze (despite one's being famously depicted in the 1980 film adaption), in november 2014 publicized an international design competition requesting entrants to propose designs to plant a 10,100-square-foot hedge maze, using 1,600 to 2,000 alpine currant hedge bushes, on the hotel's front lawn. on 31 january, the judges selected jesse alfaro’s evans, colorado construction company.





























bullet::::- dole pineapple plantation, oahu.





























bullet::::- tanglewood music center hedge maze, lenox and stockbridge, massachusetts.





























section::::mazes open to the public.:south africa.
maze
in the stephen king and horror communities, wood was regarded as a leading expert on stephen king's work. he is the co-author of "the complete guide to the works of stephen king" (kanrock partners, 2003, 2004); "stephen king: uncollected, unpublished" (cemetery dance publications, 2006); "the stephen king collector's guide" (kanrock partners, 2007); "stephen king: the non-fiction" (cemetery dance publications, 2009) and the author of "stephen king: a literary companion" (mcfarland, 2011). in 2012 the overlook connection press issued a fourth edition of "stephen king: uncollected, unpublished", extensively revised and with direct input from stephen king, resolving many previous mysteries.
rocky wood