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It's also in the book FEAR ITSELF

No, Night Surf was written and published when King was in University. He didn't start The Stand until after he finished The Shining.
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I'm pretty sure I have a couple of copies of A Book of Horrors -- which edition were you looking for?

Cell: EW first two chapters

http://ew.com/article/2006/01/20/stephen-kings-cell-read-first-two-chapters/

I found this description: El relato de Stephen King That Bus Is Another World (Ese Autobús Es Otro Mundo) ha sido publicado en castellano en la edición de diciembre de la revista Esquire (edición...

Peter Straub showed up periodically on alt.books.stephen_king. King and Straub had said for years (and still do) that they tried to imitate each others styles when writing The Talisman. Because they...

Do tell! I got to know some great people on that group, including Charlie Fried, Steve Spignesi, Tabby King...and Bob!

He did love an argument.

I'm friends with DaniK on Facebook -- I think she's mellowed a lot over the years!

I think Stu at Betts made both the slipcases and traycases; the traycases being the more expensive option.[/QUOTE]

Do you remember what the prices were Bob? I seem to think the traycases are more...

From The Road to the Dark Tower:

The cover illustration was “Nort the Weedeater” by John Stewart, and six other Gunslinger-inspired Stewart works appeared in a folio section of the magazine....

Doubleday fought hard against the idea of re-instating this material -- it took King years to get the book out, and even then they thought it wasn't going to sell many copies.

I'm not sure you can control this. If you buy the postage through Ebay, they automatically mark it as shipped.

I have a copy that's in decent shape that doesn't have an address sticker. There is a little bumping along the spine and a mild upturn at the bottom corner of the front cover. Binding is tight. PM me...

It's a literary journal with essays about King and his work from April 1985.

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This is the fifth issue of Bill Muster's small press magazine...

Thanks -- I always have fun chatting with L&L.

I have it as a printout -- 14 pages long.

So, my fiendish marketing plan is working -- I'll have to give the two lasses a raise. :biggrin:

I have this -- it's a broadsheet advertising supplement called Book Street. My copy is a little yellowed and folded into quarters, and I only kept the connected section of pages that has King's...

The whole title is a typo! Dewey lost the election.