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They did manage to create a single image that simultaneously looks a bit like Chadbourne, Cujo - and Shakespeare.

…which reminds me: speaking of merciless edits, I think I read (from King himself in an old interview) that a Dutch translation of It was only ~600 pages long.

Absolutely.

But for bonus points, if you want to be a psycho like I was around 8 years ago, you could read them back to back (original followed by uncut) to make sure you knew what was new.

I'm not sure there's much of a consensus on this:

Pro-original edition:
- some feel the original, by way of being the "original," is the final word and any changes are unnecessary or even...

It amazes me as well - with the number of King readers, the number holding that version of that work in high esteem, and the general readiness of the fan base to document/analyze the works.

As for helpful books, the Franklin Mint made a silver-bound bible - the closest thing to the Occido Lumen (from The Strain).

I'll ask in advance, since I have yet to read 11/22/63:

*If anyone is inclined to mention the ending of 11/22/63 (actual or alternate), please put it in a spoiler tag thing to hide it.*

Much...

That's an interesting form of support, imaginative.

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Two lettered Its? Nice.

(there's nothing better than a big pair of Its)