The Long Walk
by Stephen King
In a future America, one hundred teenage boys gather for the annual Long Walk, a deadly contest where they must keep a pace of four miles per hour. The winner receives the Prize, but falling below speed means a swift bullet. As the miles stretch on, exhaustion and fear test their will to survive.
About This Book
Published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, 'The Long Walk' explores the limits of human endurance in a high-stakes competition.
Stephen King's narrative delves into themes of survival and psychological tension as participants face relentless challenges.
The story captures the intensity of a society that prizes unyielding perseverance above all else.
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