Cell and Everything's Eventual in hardback, and Wizard and Glass in paperback (with the illustrations) but i cant touch that until i buy and read Drawing of the Three and Waste Lands
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Cell and Everything's Eventual in hardback, and Wizard and Glass in paperback (with the illustrations) but i cant touch that until i buy and read Drawing of the Three and Waste Lands
The Stand.:smile2:
Just got "Carrie", "Pet Sematary", "Firestarter", "It", "Different Seasons", & "Cujo" -- all hardcover -- for $25. :smile2:
Half Price Books always has Stephen King hardcovers on sale for $3! Selection is always changing too. Though I'm not sure the oldest ones are very likely to be that priceQuote:
Originally Posted by JRM
Not technically a purchase, but the other day, while going through a old box & found my original 6 paperbacks of "The Green Mile" :smile2:
Kingdom Hospital DVDs.
A tee-shirt that says " everything I ever needed to know I learned from Stephen King " from cafepress
I just purchased It. I'm quite new to Stephen King so I am just beginning to purchase SK books. I have read Insomnia, Desperation, Misery and The Shining so far. I'm reading Pet Sematary right now. His books are brilliant!:smile2:
THE STAND 1/1
Also, bought traycase of Horns-joe hill
I live in England and I found a US Hardback of Desperation for £1 (roughly $2?) if thats not a good deal i don't know what is.