Your latest Stephen King related purchase...

[kingricefan]

It 25th Anniversary edition proof from CD:



And the spine:



John

Can I touch it, please?

[AndyDufresne]

I'm a big fan of short stories, and really liked almost all of Everything's Eventual. Great book!

Yeah, so far I haven't been disappointed with King's short stories either. They seem darker, most of the time. Especially the endings, which don't always have to be proper closure in a short story. I really like that.

And in the meantime I also bought original hardcover editions of 'salem's Lot, The Stand (the revised edition) and The Bachman Books. Can't wait for all of them.

[Lina]

About a week ago I finally found Full Dark, No Stars in the store. It was the first time I actually saw the book here, so I immediately bought it.

[fushingfeef]

I picked up Stephen Spignesi's "The Essential Stephen King" for a mere 4.98 today! It's a bit out of date but I love reading about all things SK, so I'm happy to have it.

[MelissaConstantReader]

Yet, another thrift store find: On Writing.

[friend of Oye]

Just ordered the slip cover for 11/22/63 to slid my copy, that SK will sign at the Dallas Hullabaloo.

[bryantburnette]

My last S.K.-related purchase was booking a hotel room in Atlanta for my trip to see a show of Ghost Brothers of Darkland County. Yay!

Wait...

They didn't charge my card yet, so that's technically not a purchase.

Does Vol. 4 of Locke & Key count?

[91rewoT]

Was looking on e-bay for anything King 1999. Found Stephen King Country by George W. Beahm. It's supposed to be a book of pictures of places that inspired King when he wrote different books. It should be interesting. And it's kinda weird. 1999 publication, and the guy's name is Beahm?

[Mr. Palmer]

Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished

This book appears to be quite interesting. Has anyone else read it? Any thoughts?

[bryantburnette]

Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished is terrific. It's basically just an overview of stories most people will never get to read, so it's a bit of a c*@#-tease in that regard. Still, if you're interested in that sort of stuff, it's indispensable. Plus it's got a lengthy chapter from the unpublished novel Sword in the Darkness!

I also highly recommend Rocky Wood's Stephen King: The Non-Fiction.