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$4 million for the paperback rights according to the article! A nice haul either way.

Not to split hairs but the Centipede version you are referring to is the unsigned gift edition (600 total) and does not include the Jerry Uelsmann photographs except for one opposite the title page.

Is this confirmed information that this was a pseudonym?[/QUOTE]

Highly unlikely The Satan is a pseudonym!

When referring to the book title it is 'Salem's Lot. When referring to the town it is 'salem's Lot unless at the beginning of a sentence.

If you are a fan of the movie it's worth getting. Many interesting interviews and insights into how it was made and the impact it had on TV in the late 70s.

As much as I like Jerad and Centipede Press....and as much as I like his production of the S/L of 'Salem's Lot.....I still look at those photos he used as illustrations and say to myself "WTF?". By...

That's a tough one, mainly because the prints almost never show up. The Collector made a total of 200 of the cases, so those are fairly scarce also. I'd say somewhere in the $500-750 range.
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For King limiteds it has a very small (300 copies or 380 if you include the red numbers) limitation. Quality wise it is one of the best King limiteds ever done. And the story is almost universally...

Centipede used deckle edge for the deluxe limited of 'Salem's Lot and it looks very nice.

Check out Bev's list of King's uncollected stories, the most recent are at the end!

http://www.bevvincent.com/links/uncollected-stephen-king-short-stories/

Best,
Brian[/QUOTE]

I'd buy that...

Very, very interesting. I wonder what changed King's attitude.

John[/QUOTE]

Don't want to go into a long re-hash on this but suffice to say it is very disappointing that SK ended up doing a...

I would think the seller would have some type of documentation to go with the manuscript if it came from Make A Wish.

Depends on condition of the book, I'd say. Tomas at skcollector.com gives a value of $300-350. I have a copy in VG+ condition, with slipcase, for which I paid $250. If the book is in pristine...

What would value be for an unsigned publisher copy of the Skeleton Crew limited with and without slipcase?

The link doesn't work nor does the Overlook Connection website. I wonder what is up.

The unsigned 600 copy edition went for $125 when published and probably sells somewhere in the $150 range. The Betts edition likely has better binding material and has the limited edition Mohawk...

The veteran collectors probably knew it exists but I didn't, so I'm posting it here for others who are relatively new to collecting too.
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The paper Centipede used for the 25 copy deluxe leatherbound of 'Salem's Lot is mouldmade Saunders Waterford, a cotton rag paper that has the deckled edge you see in AKC's picture above. Its tactile...

"The Napkins" was the original title of THE EYES OF THE DRAGON, wasn't it?

I've never seen the book in surly's picture though.[/QUOTE]

I find it intruiging that Bob (and likely the rest of us)...

What was the gist of the communication about Sword In The Darkness? Would love to see it published as a limited edition for hardcore SK readers.