Your latest Stephen King related purchase...

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Originally Posted by kingricefan

Over the weekend I downloaded the free ap for my pc for Kindle, in preparation for Mile 81, which I pre-ordered and I also purchased UR, which I haven't read yet. Amazon is also giving away for free the Dracula book as a download for Kindle, for all of you out there whom haven't read it or want to have it in your library. (PS- Is there a way to print out a hard copy from Kindle? I'd like to have one of UR for my library.)

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Thanks King for the info about Dracula!

The last SK item I purchased was the Carrie 3-movie DVD set at Walmart. It has all 3 films: Carrie, The Rage: Carrie 2 and Carrie [NBC TV re-make]. I put this on my bookcase next to my Carrie Special Edition DVDs [one with the holographic slip cover and one without] and my VHS.

Apt Pupil,dvd.I ordered it today:biggrin2:

I just bought a hard back of Hearts in Atlantis and a copy of Cycle of the Werewolf yesterday.

I ordered the DVD of Nightmares and Dreamscapes yesterday:biggrin2:
I am very excited as I have not see any of them yet.

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Originally Posted by DebA913

I ordered the DVD of Nightmares and Dreamscapes yesterday:biggrin2:
I am very excited as I have not see any of them yet.

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The first episode 'Battleground' literally starts off the collection with a bang! William Hurt does an excellant job with his role, I don't believe he has any dialogue at all. Most of the others are pretty good, although for most 'Crouch End' was a stinker.

UR and The Eyes of the Dragon for Kindle.

I finally picked up the gift edition of "Desperation" from Grant. It's a beautiful book and I'm thrilled that I picked this up.

The library here had a sale today and I bought the first four DT books from Plume, paperbacks with the artwork inside ( like the one showed here...

Attachment 13155 )...ALL of them never read, they still smell like new...for the unbelievable price of 14 Canadian bucks TOTAL.
Almost passed out at this opportunity, still can`t believe it..

Then, as I was walking back home, I stopped by some used book store and found an original first edition of Thinner, published in 1984, hard-cover, with the picture of " Richard Bachman "...in near mint condition, read maybe only once.
NO mention of SK anywhere...for the astonishing price of just five bucks.
Never even seen a "real" Bachman book where there is no mention of SK and now I know what RB looked liked before he died of cancer.

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Man, did these purchases ever made my day...

Wow, just noticed...payed EXACTLY 19 bucks total for the books...spooky....

Well, I guess mine would have to be The Treasury of American Horror Stories, thanks to the good folks on this board that helped me figure out which book it was!