Wait a minute. This is just a collection of previously released material. I rescind my previous comment. I don't mind if the material is out there to be read and then re-released in a collectible format. That makes sense to me, I guess. Sorry.
Posted By: Jake G - 07/31/2009 - 11:31 AM EST
I agree with David Argyle. I have no issue with special editions of books that have a full run in addition, but books that require a huge investment is not very fair for the "contant reader." Can someone explain it?
Posted By: David Argyle - 02/18/2009 - 7:41 AM EST
i am sure there are hundreds of collectors who have most of stephens books so why does he put some out of reach from us .a little unfair i think . regards david argyle
Posted By: Cpayne - 10/28/2008 - 6:57 PM EST
Where can I find The Secretary of Dreams, Vol. 1?
Posted By: Sylvanna Rayne - 10/24/2008 - 12:53 PM EST
...because the edition you're looking at is probably not only hardcover, but a deluxe or limited edition... If you were looking to buy a signed copy, the price will be even higher. If you want it at an affordable price, you can try searching for a paper back or second hand copy. This version here is also first edition.... Hope this helps...
Posted By: Adam - 09/11/2008 - 8:01 AM EST
No offense but i have a lot of King books and i thought he had A LOT of money why is this company charging us 75 dollars for a brand new book. I have seen better prices on some of his classics
