Shortly after the events of Doctor Sleep, a group of True Knots acquire the remains of the infamous Rose the Hat. Upon reviving her, the one thing on Rose's mind is vengeance.

Danny Torrance remembered the two girls in the hallway and wondered if what they showed him was a premonition of what would become of him. However, when he has another vision, will his questions be answered?

This is just something that popped into my head

The manager of the Overlook, Mr Ullman, grounds his daughter and she has to stay at the hotel over the winter with the Torrance family. Read Charlie Ullman's story as she navigates the stormy seas of love, danger, murder, and creepy ghost visions. Hold on to your seats, 'cause it's gonna be a bumpy ride!

Valerie Richards was ready for seven pleasant months taking care of the Overlook Hotel with the Torrances. However, she soon discovers that the hotel has other plans for her stay, and it will do anything to further them.

Moving is tough. Packing up everything you own, the long drive to a secluded hotel in the mountains in the winter, and that constant feeling in the back of your mind that something isn't quite right here... Canon compliant, the only exception being the inclusion of the Torrances's eldest child Sheryl. This is the Shining after all so be warned.

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"I picked up one of the millions of papers lying in the black bin next to the typewriter. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. This phrase repeated over and over again until it stamped my mind. Isolation is making him insane..." (Jack/OC)

Meet Tony. He has extremely detailed, gory visions of the future, which always come true. Always. To make things worse, Tony is forced to live in these visions against his will with a five-year-old boy, Daniel Torrence. To Danny, Tony is an imaginary friend, though what he becomes is more like a nightmare from one of Danny's dreams.

A very short sequel to the famous thriller about a teacher reviving his dream to be a musician and changing his life with the start of the winter.

Beginning in the bathroom scene where Jack is trying to break through the door, the story changes. What would happen if Wendy didn't get away? The Overlook may have some new permanent residents...

"She wanted to live in the Overlook. Forever."

Talia Gray was just looking for a job and some solitude. But as the winter presses in at the Overlook, she finds there is much more than rooms in this hotel. And a certain man from the past has his eye on her. Jack/OC. Rating subject to change.

Basically I'm just going to write short little accounts from people who stayed in the Overlook Hotel, before The Shining characters came to stay.

A year after her stay at the Overlook. Wendy Torrance reflects on her life and how the Overlook changed it forever.

The Shining movie

Our heroine is in a mixed blend of bookverse!Shining and movieverse!Shining. Adventure totally is gonna ensue,right! Right? Basically something random that I'm thinking of continuing. WARNING: Has an outside character/not pure canon fic.

Forty years later, Danny Torrance is finally starting to get over the events of his childhood. But after a horrific event all his memories start to resurface. Will Danny be able to handle it? Oneshot

Ese feroz instinto asesino que Jack no puede controlar. Jack. Nada de contenido peligroso o sexual. Drabble.

This is what would have happened if Jack gotten through that door. This is based off the movie rather than the book. Rated T for some violence.

MOVIE BASED.18 year old Alyssa Jiroux is a major horror movie fan, her favorite movie being The Shining. when Alyssa mysteriously ends up at the Overlook hotel, she finds herself a big part of the movie. but will she survive?

Its just the beginning of a story that i am considering to write... I jst want to know if tis god enough to go along with or not.. Your comment are welcome thnk yuu

The Shining: Poem written from the perspective of the lady in the bathtub in room 217.

The last few scenes of Stanley Kubrick's horror classic "The Shining", as told by Jack Torrance. Rated for some strong curse-words, but otherwise clean. Read & review, but no flames, please!