Stranger Things

Hawkins, Indiana does not exist on any map, but for a decade it held the world in its grip: bicycles cutting through fog, walkie-talkie static, and a door between worlds that would not stay shut. 

Stranger Things, written by Matt and Ross Duffer, moves season by season through the series' complete arc, pairing film stills with behind-the-scenes photographs, concept art, and personal pictures taken on set by the cast and crew. Matt and Ross Duffer are the Emmy-nominated creators of the series, which concluded with its final season in December 2025 after a decade spent championing the cast and crew who built it.

Legendary filmmaker Frank Darabont, who directed two episodes of the show's fifth and final season, wrote the book's introduction. Many of the images have never been seen before, drawn from camera rolls and files that the Duffer Brothers and Netflix opened for this project alone, mixing the eyes of the show's cinematographers with personal snapshots taken between takes. 

For the fans who have followed the kids of Hawkins from adolescence to adulthood, and for anyone who has wondered what happens once the cameras stop rolling, Stranger Things offers a view of the impossible feats that turned a small town into a world no one wanted to leave.