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Thoroughly impressive collection, everytime i come to visit here. :drool:

Bob, some time ago you wondered about the scarcity of that MAINE magazine from 1977 containing "One for the Road"... I did...

Regarding the comments on Sneakers, just to note (and easily understandable, given the fragmentary nature of it) that he did not include The Reploids from Night Visions 5, which I found the most...

Let me start by saying I enjoyed this novel immensely, although I was surprised of how much the love story dominated parts of the book. As with most of the more recent novels (eg Lisey's Story), I...

Ha, I found the source, it was in fact WC Stroby's interview conducted in September 1991:

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I spent about four months last year writing a novel called "Insomnia." It's a long piece of work,...

Seems to me as dizzying as to speculate about cosmology and what was before the beginning... but I remember at one time during the seven books I started thinking about that 1990s computer game, The...

Currently reading a selection of FSF stories from 1964... there's some vintage classics in there, like that one by Simon Bagley where there's a US government project to shoot a rocket into orbit to...

I used to think that Insomnia was a very important point in the whole Dark Tower development. I think I read somewhere (was it in that WC Stroby interview?) that King got stuck with the first draft....

Yes... I have very fond memories of certain books (in certain editions, that is very important) when I think back on how and when I read them first. I guess that's what they call nostalgia for the...

That's impressive, nice collection you have there! :-) I especially like those mean black shelves... Isn't it one the great things about Stephen King that you can start anywhere with a collection?...

Speaking of Lovecraft, this is the first book of his stories to have been published in Germany. It appeared as #12 of a trade paperback/paperback series called HEYNE ANTHOLOGIEN back in 1965 (funny,...

Now here's something I collect as well, sf and weird fiction books. This is one of the two pioneering hardcover ventures in Germany, a series called BIBLIOTHEK DES HAUSES USHER which was published by...

I don't know if you're interested in the German publishing history of Stephen King. To put it briefly, after two publishing houses did CARRIE (Schneekluth) and 'SALEM'S LOT (Zsolnay) in hardback,...

Okay folks, got stuck at the publishing house (no in-joke there, I'm a journalist ;-)) and had a notebook crash, but it's nice to see the path along the beam is still there... let's see how to...

New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos, including Crouch End"

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Dark...

Antaeus: The Final Issue #75/76, including "Blind Willie"

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The 17th Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories, including "The Reaper's Image"

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Some anthologies:

Chamber of Horrors (1984), "The Night of the Tiger"

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GQ, July 1984 "My First Car

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Mademoiselle, November 1985...

Penthouse, July 1976 & March 1977
"The Ledge"
"Children of the Corn"

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Well, I'll have to free some shelf space when the new arrivals come trickling in... :panic: