Plant: Zenith Rising, The

Plant: Zenith Rising, The
Formats: eBook/Limited Edition
First Edition Release Date: 2000

Synopsis:

Things aren't going well for Zenith House, Publishers.  Their sales are failing and the company is about to go under when they are approached by Carlos Detweiller who has a book called True Tales of Demon Infestations he would like them to publish.   After having his book rejected, Carlos sends them a "gift"--an ivy plant which is taken in and cared for by Riddley Walker (the company's mail clerk who pretends to be less educated than he is).  The company experiences a sudden turnaround of fates but, as always, success doesn't come without a price.

Notes:

This was published in six installments and distributed through Stephen's web site as an e-book on the honor system for payment.  The novel has not yet been completed.  If the inspiration does return, at some time in the future this project will be completed but the format for its publication may be different.

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Posted By: Kban495 - 03/05/2010 - 11:58 PM EST

Please, please, please, Stephen...with a cherry on top (or whatever your favorite topping might be - I can make it happen) please finish The Plant. While I was pretty late in a payment to you at the time of it's publishing, I did not cheat the blind paperboy (just lost my job, but paid you as soon as I found another). Hell, you're the only novelist on the planet worth paying twice for the same title. So go do that voodoo that you do so well.


Posted By: Jeanne - 03/05/2010 - 5:49 PM EST

I need books to hold in my hands and have on my shelves. Just don't want a book I have to sit at the puter to read. Can you publish this in regular book form, please?


Posted By: JayCee - 02/26/2010 - 1:02 PM EST

Please publish the completed book in hard back. ebooks are just not the same.


Posted By: Fatmanpatton - 02/11/2010 - 3:42 PM EST

I enjoyed the six parts of this book and truly look forward to the next installment.


Posted By: Dave F - 01/31/2010 - 2:29 PM EST

I enjoyed the initial installments of the PLANT and was very disappointed when it stopped, right in the middle. Would love to read an entire book.

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