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You have to send a PM to the Main Man...Randal Flagg. He is taking all the orders.[/QUOTE]

I'll be sending him a PM right away. Thank you.[/QUOTE]

Mr. Rabbit Trick seems to be confused. Today...

I didn't know Mary Shelley could draw ...

All I can add is it's a shame that they didn't use Berni Wrightson's illustrations instead.

I haven't read a lot of his work, but he's done a lot of travel (non-fiction) books. His fiction seems to center around ordinary people in unusual situations. Nothing horror-related or supernatural...

I wonder how one goes about finding so much about an author (i.e. known for his short stories about life and relationships.....) but not his name. Story seems fishy to me.[/QUOTE]
If the story is...

Wow, the prize got even better. Now my name is multi-colored AND in Shannon's signature. I think I'm gonna pass out from such an honor!

WOOHOO, I GOT MY NAME IN BIG RED LETTERS!!!

OK, it's George Beahm's "The Stephen King Companion." Where's my prize?!

Someone else can have the glory on #2. Thanks for the fun, looking forward to getting the TMSG.

And by the way, lots of nice stuff today, congrats!

Top Right, "Reign of Fear"?
2nd Row Center, "Feast of Fear"?
2nd Row Left, "Bare Bones"?

I hear the person to get the most correct wins a TMSG. Fact or fiction?

OK, one of the red/maroon colored books could be a Dark Harvest "Sins of the Fathers"...

Other reds might be a S/L Christine or Danse Macabre, the grey could be a Night Visions 5...

Oops,...

Bottom Row:
The Ideal Genuine Man, George Beahm's "Grimoire," and Stephen King Goes to Hollywood.

It's not a new story though. It's from Nightmares & Dreamscapes.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, my bad. I knew the title sounded familiar, but didn't take the time to look it up.

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If anyone is interested, there's an excerpt from Stephen King's story in "The Cronicles of Harris Burdick" at http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/features/harrisburdick/inspired_by_burdick_01.html

You bought the "Shock Rock" artwork on eBay?