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He's fine. He posted this on a King site on Christmas Day.

TRUCKS A 7 scene dramatization published in the SCHOLASTIC VOICE in the September 6,1991 issue.
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Yes it is.

I am a professional in my work. I check everything, twice.

There are several "flaws" that should have been picked up at the "QA/QC" stage by the publisher. The blame is not with the binder, but...

Thats a cool idea about the errata sheet brother....[/QUOTE]

Not very professional for the first and flagship book from Suntup Editions.

We do check every S/L from all the publishers and we record the findings in the catalog entry. Suntup's production failures/erratas etc should be accurately recorded just like any other publisher.
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The publisher should contact all the buyers to find out.

The rights are the expensive thing. Once the next book is out, the rights are with that book, and the previous book reverts to nearer the issue price.

How far of a tumble do you estimate? If you had to guess, where would say it’ll settle?[/QUOTE]

I have my estimates in mind, but I will not post them here until 1 year from now. A lot of people...

Just like the Grant Dark Tower books, the price of Misery will tumble when the next Suntup King book comes out.

The 26 Lettered boxes are nicer cardboard!

I am the Walrus!

And both CD and PS were years behind the Centipede Press S/L from 2004.

A little more of the story...
Alan is right. Chris misspoke when he said he bought the UK Night Shift ARC from Betts. Alan made it available for sale on ebay. Chris and I were the 2 serious...

Correction from the interview: Chris bought the UK Night Shift ARC from me and not Betts.
I still have the unpublished handwritten manuscript for Dave Marsh's book that was a prized part of Chris's...

I would like to buy all 3 editions, but I can never get online to order before they are sold out. I will just have to buy them on the secondary market.

That vampire in the poster reminds me of Gary Numan!