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Way back in 2004 when Centipede Press announced the S/L of 'Salem's Lot for sale it was done (to my knowledge) without any advance warning. I'm not sure how Bev Vincent heard of it but I got an...

I gave Knowing Darkness a shout out in The Dark Tower Companion -- in many cases the artwork is reproduced in sizes larger than what appeared on dust jackets or inside books. I think it's a real...

Yep -- lift with your legs, not your back.

I got to meet Jerad, albeit briefly, at World Horror in Austin last week.

I've been reading Locus for over 25 years. Never miss it. In the early days, that was where I got a lot of my Stephen King news.

They cover horror, too. They reviewed The Road to the Dark Tower, and they almost always review King, Straub, etc. They're covered under the blanket of Fantasy -- i.e. Dark Fantasy.

There's a very nice review of Knowing Darkness in the latest Locus magazine.

I received my copy today -- I broke down and ordered one of the discounted/bumped copies. Haven't opened the box yet, but it's a he-yuge box!

there's a goya painting that seems to have been the inspiration for that cover. they put a section of the painting next to the cover for comparison in The Stephen King Illustrated Companion.

I just had a chance to peruse this book and it looks amazing. I love Don Maitz's painting from Duma Key, and I'm really glad to see Drew Struzan's Dark Tower illo from The Mist. I had to breeze...

I'm still undecided -- it's obviously going to be a gorgeous book, but pricey. I see from the preview that it's even going to have the artwork from The Road to the Dark Tower without all the writing...