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Published in 2010, it contains four novellas: '1922' (a Nebraska farmer kills his wife for land, and the moral consequences follow), 'Big Driver' (a woman author is assaulted and plans revenge), 'Fair Extension' (a man with terminal cancer makes a deal with a demon to extend his life at the expense of his best friend), and 'A Good Marriage' (a woman discovers her husband of 27 years is a serial killer).

All four novellas are about people who make or discover a dark bargain—a moral compromise that reveals something disturbing about themselves or their closest relationships. King has said he was interested in writing about the compromises people make to survive, and what those compromises cost. The collection is more morally grim than most of his fiction.

Yes. A Netflix film adaptation of '1922' was released in 2017, directed by Zak Hilditch and starring Thomas Jane. It received strong reviews and is considered one of the better King short-work adaptations of the streaming era.

Not directly, but King has acknowledged the influence of Hardy and other writers who dealt with the aftermath of sexual violence on women. 'Big Driver' is unusual in King's work for following a female protagonist through the aftermath of assault and her decision to handle the matter herself rather than through institutions that failed her. A Lifetime film adaptation was released in 2014.