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The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
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Thank you for the information, that clears things up. I assume then that the FDNS appearance was just in paperback (don't seem to recall that in the hardcover).
Anyone know anything about "Bad Little Kid?" I assume that is probably a commercial story that is centered in the horror genre, but obviously titles don't mean anything necessarily.
Anyone know anything about "Bad Little Kid?" I assume that is probably a commercial story that is centered in the horror genre, but obviously titles don't mean anything necessarily.
I read Bad Little Kid in French and reviewed it at FEARnet in March 2014.
And, yes, that was a bonus story in the paperback version of FDNS.
And, yes, that was a bonus story in the paperback version of FDNS.
Thanks for the review...sounds like a great story. I think I can guess what the ending is -- not thinking a twist, just how it wraps up. Definitely seems like King's earlier stories in Shift.
Two questions - first, what was the reason why A FACE IN THE CROWD didn't make this collection? Is it likely to be included in a future collection?
My second question is about UR (not sure if this has been asked yet or not). How many versions of this are there - the 2009 ebook version and now a revised version? Why was it revised and has the revised version been published yet or does the revised version make its first appearance in THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS?
My second question is about UR (not sure if this has been asked yet or not). How many versions of this are there - the 2009 ebook version and now a revised version? Why was it revised and has the revised version been published yet or does the revised version make its first appearance in THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS?
Pretty much like "In the Tall Grass" and "Throttle", "A Face in the Crowd" wasn't included because it was co-written (in this case, alongside Stewart O'Nan). All the tales in Bazaar had to be written only by King.
The revised version of UR will make its first appearence in Bazaar. I believe it was revised to adjust some of the
Dark Tower
Ms. Mod, H&S website says that the book is 544 pages long. Is it the final word?
Not necessarily and the UK and US editions are not always the same number of pages. What is more important is that the content of the stories will be the same in each.
Does the number of pages include the centerfold.......? 
Does the number of pages include the centerfold.......?
So is this released now? I have not been able to find it in any Book Stores.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
The New Short Story Collection From Stephen King
Coming November 3rd 2015
Not soon enough.
I knew the collection was coming out later, but I thought a little earlier than that. Too bad it doesn't hit a few days earlier to celebrate Halloween.
It's subliminal.But......there's no grocery list anywhere!
Well, the story list is officially out and my first impression is I've already read exactly half the stories. But I'm still looking forward to it.
I was hoping for, but not really expecting, to see one or more of his early uncollected tales. I have most of them in some horror anthology or another in book form, or in at least one face, The Night of the Tiger, I've got the original magazine version. But I've gotten book lazy and would like kindle versions.
Jim Petty
If you can't take the heat don't swim with the big dogs
I was hoping for, but not really expecting, to see one or more of his early uncollected tales. I have most of them in some horror anthology or another in book form, or in at least one face, The Night of the Tiger, I've got the original magazine version. But I've gotten book lazy and would like kindle versions.
Jim Petty
If you can't take the heat don't swim with the big dogs
That's interesting you mention the Tiger tale, Jimpy...why has that not been collected yet?