What is the title of Stephen King’s 1990 uncut edition of The Stand?

Stephen King’s 1990 uncut edition is titled The Stand: The Complete and Uncut Edition.

King’s original 1978 publication of The Stand was shortened for publication. In 1990, he restored material and revised the text, producing the longer edition commonly called the Complete and Uncut Edition. The revised version also updated some dates and cultural references so that the story would take place closer to the period of its reissue.

The novel follows survivors of a devastating pandemic and the opposing communities that form afterward. Its expanded form is substantially longer than the original release and is the edition many modern readers encounter.

The term “uncut” can cause confusion because the edition is not merely a reprint with a new cover. It includes restored passages and revisions by King. The 1990 edition is therefore distinct from the original 1978 text, even though both carry the title The Stand.