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Very kind of you. And you beter be a better admin toward others;)

That's a bunch of BS, but not the first time I've gotten such BS from you! You have quite a reputation here that isn't exactly rosy - just because you have more than one bad day, or because you're...

yes...but I do have list somewhere that likely contains the most illustrators for short fiction and nonfiction, but there's a few I don't know about it

herbertwest: It's The Boston Sunday Globe, November 3, 2013.

Thanks;) I also believe the short fiction/nonfiction illustrations needs to be updated

It should be the same foreword, at least that's the info I remember from Justin's bibliography.

I would very much like that, thanks

The actual paper appearances: Stephen King Speaks Out on Gun Violence (March 21, 2013) and For This Lifetime Mainer. Bellows is the Clear Choice (May 29, 2014, the same day as the online version).

Don't have them handy at the moment but can find them and give them to you a bit later.

Hate it when sellers treat the items like that - there's a few of them at Amazon on eBay as well.

Yeah, good find;) I've discovered that some US and UK libraries have back issues that they sell, so will dig into it. Bangor Daily News sell back issues going back two years, which is perfect since...

Thanks. Will explore it more deeply.

Thanks;) I believe the correct title is Putting It All Into Words (the umbrella title). I can't find it on Amazon or Ebay, Where did you find it, and do you know some good sources to buy back issues...

Ari, what's in the Boston Sunday Globe?

I've rediscovered my love for the good old E.C. Comics, of course the horror titles (Tales from the Crypt, The Vault of Horror, and The Haunt of Fear) but also Crime SuspenStories and Shock...

Thanks, Bev, that makes me want them even more.

Fantastic collection!

Sort of a strange question, I dunno....but did someone here save (or print out) the online excerpt of On Writing many moons ago? The excerpt was called Selections from On Writing.

I remember reading some interviews with King back in 2005, when the Marvel DT comics were just coming out, that King did modify the outlines of the first two arcs (plus tinkered with the dialogue)....

I love that last cover!