Stephen King Collecting Questions

[different_seasons]

Does anyone know of a collector named Heiner Warnking?

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

Does anyone know of a collector named Heiner Warnking?

Don't know him, but it's an anagram of "A Gherkin Winner"

[different_seasons]

Does anyone know of a collector named Heiner Warnking?

Don't know him, but it's an anagram of "A Gherkin Winner"

lol.....I did not know that.

[CurtSeattle]

omg....hahahahhaha!

[brandnewfan]

Hey everyone! I'm new here and I have a question. I have The Plant as a pdf file on my computer but I'd rather have a physical copy of it; it's easier on my eyes to read when it's on paper than on a computer screen. So I was wondering if any of you knew the legality of me having the pdf file printed in book form. I wouldn't be selling it or anything, it would 100% for my own personal use. Since it's not a commercially available release I wasnt sure if it would be okay or not. However I won't do it if that means its not legal for me to do so. Any suggestions are appreciated

[jhanic]

There's absolutely no problem about printing yourself a copy. I've done that myself (I have the same problem--I have trouble reading a long item on a computer screen.) As long as you don't print multiple copies in order to sell them, it's perfectly legal.

And welcome to the boards! Please feel free to post frequently!

John

[ELazansky]

I printed my copy of The Plant at home, then took it to Kinko's and had it bound into a book. No problem at all.

Welcome!

[Jimimck]

Whats the legaility of forwarding me a copy of that PDF file?

[biomieg]

You can find the pdf files here: http://charnelhouse.tripod.com/theplant.html

[willie3]

I printed my copy of The Plant at home, then took it to Kinko's and had it bound into a book. No problem at all.

Could you post a picture?
That sounds interesting.

Printed mine and put the sheets in covers in a 3 ring binder.

Best I could do at the time, may be time to revisit this...

Karl

[Jimimck]

You can find the pdf files here: http://charnelhouse.tripod.com/theplant.html

Oh sweet, thank you

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Wow, thanks. I never did finish reading past Part 3 or 4.

[ELazansky]

I printed my copy of The Plant at home, then took it to Kinko's and had it bound into a book. No problem at all.

Could you post a picture?
That sounds interesting.

Karl

Here you go. It has a plastic clear cover and a black back cover. Nothing too spectacular. Printed the pages front and back. I think it cost my $5.00 for the whole thing

[herbertwest]

Actually, i should do the same thing!

[Jimimck]

I know what I'm doing with the work laser printer and binding machine when I get to work on Monday.

[Ricky]

Wow, that looks really nice! I just put mine in a 3-ring binder.

[willie3]

I printed my copy of The Plant at home, then took it to Kinko's and had it bound into a book. No problem at all.

Could you post a picture?
That sounds interesting.

Karl

Here you go. It has a plastic clear cover and a black back cover. Nothing too spectacular. Printed the pages front and back. I think it cost my $5.00 for the whole thing

Very Cool Eric.
Thanks for the pic.

Karl

[frik]

I've still got my copy lying around unread and unbound. Deep down I'm still waiting for King to finish it.
Wasn't there talk once Simon and Shuster were going to publish this in monthly installments, like the Green Mile?
Our Dutch fan site reported on this.

sk

[lophophoras]

I read that somewhere also. Can't remember the source though.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I thought THE PLANT was finished! Shows you what I know. I'm still going to download it and read what's there.

[tippy4]

I need some information on the S/L 999

As far as I know, there is a signed/numbered edition that comes in a slipcase and is NOT signed by King.

That being said, I am confused, by this auction

S/L 999

The auction says it is signed ONLY by King....and you can see that the King signature was added as an afterthought.

Anybody have any information for me on this?

EDIT

OK, I found that CD still has a page for this book:

999 on the Cemetery Dance Website

So, I guess there are 500 numbered/slipcased copies signed by 27 contributors.

[jon10g]

If I remember correctly it was signed by all the authors except King and Joyce Carol Oates.
This looks very odd to me as the book has a signature page for King which is blank. I had him sign mine at the Lisey's Story signing in London. He told me he had only signed a couple of them in the past.

Jon

[Merlin1958]

I need some information on the S/L 999

As far as I know, there is a signed/numbered edition that comes in a slipcase and is NOT signed by King.

That being said, I am confused, by this auction

S/L 999

The auction says it is signed ONLY by King....and you can see that the King signature was added as an afterthought.

Anybody have any information for me on this?

EDIT

OK, I found that CD still has a page for this book:

999 on the Cemetery Dance Website

So, I guess there are 500 numbered/slipcased copies signed by 27 contributors.

And I believe 1955spartan has a copy for sale here:

http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...n-1955-Spartan

Good Luck!!!

[Stockerlone]

I printed my copy of The Plant at home, then took it to Kinko's and had it bound into a book. No problem at all.

Could you post a picture?
That sounds interesting.

Karl

Here you go. It has a plastic clear cover and a black back cover. Nothing too spectacular. Printed the pages front and back. I think it cost my $5.00 for the whole thing

Good idea !!! I must do the same with my german ´Pflanze´.

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

If I remember correctly it was signed by all the authors except King and Joyce Carol Oates.
This looks very odd to me as the book has a signature page for King which is blank. I had him sign mine at the Lisey's Story signing in London. He told me he had only signed a couple of them in the past.

Jon

I saw him sign one in London. It must have been you!