Covers!

[The Nameless]

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Wow, you have so many duplicates. I only have it and the stand duplicated, one hardback and one paper back each, I did have Delores Claiborne twice (mumbought me one from a charity stall on a whim, just incase iI didn't have it) so I gave one to my sister. I would happily give away one of my copies of the stand, but not it. My scruffy paper back earlier in the thread is the first king book I bought, it's my favourite book, and even though it's close to falling apart, I will still keep it always. It's the one that got me started. I bought a hardback version for when I read it again to try and save my paperback.

I would love your cemetery dance version, but I'd be scared to read it, wouldn't want to mark or crease a single page.

 

[The Nameless]

It 1 & 2, 1992 edition

I wonder why it was a 2 parter across much of Europe. I have seen French, Russian, and polish versions in two parts too.

I wonder if @Lina has IT, and if it's 1 or 2 parts?

 

[Pozzitron]

I wonder why it was a 2 parter across much of Europe. I have seen French, Russian, and polish versions in two parts too.

I wonder if @Lina has IT, and if it's 1 or 2 parts?

quite a big work, i guess two parts format is more comfortable to hold while reading + bonus = 2 covers

 

[EMARX]

You probably already know this, but those HC's of Desperation & The Regulators were done by Mark Ryden who is an AMAZING artist! I absolutely love his work!

I was not aware of that, but thanks for the info. In the case of those books his artwork enhanced the reading experience, for me at least.

 

[king family fan]

Wow, you have so many duplicates. I only have it and the stand duplicated, one hardback and one paper back each, I did have Delores Claiborne twice (mumbought me one from a charity stall on a whim, just incase iI didn't have it) so I gave one to my sister. I would happily give away one of my copies of the stand, but not it. My scruffy paper back earlier in the thread is the first king book I bought, it's my favourite book, and even though it's close to falling apart, I will still keep it always. It's the one that got me started. I bought a hardback version for when I read it again to try and save my paperback.

I would love your cemetery dance version, but I'd be scared to read it, wouldn't want to mark or crease a single page.

I do have several dupilicates as i keep one copy and read the other copy.I have several of the paperbacks with different covers but same book.

 

[BeverleyMarsh]

No but they are all first editions in there. I love that book. My favorite. I only have 3 signed books by king.

'Only' three signed books by Stephen King?

 

[kingricefan]

I wonder why it was a 2 parter across much of Europe. I have seen French, Russian, and polish versions in two parts too.

I wonder if @Lina has IT, and if it's 1 or 2 parts?

Under The Dome is being released in paperback in two parts in the USA.

 

[king family fan]

Under The Dome is being released in paperback in two parts in the USA.

WoW ,that will be neat to get it.

 

[The Nameless]

Under The Dome is being released in paperback in two parts in the USA.

That would annoy me a bit to be honest, I could understand with IT, the bulk of one book is no doubt 1958 and the other1985, I've not read utd yet so don't know if there is an obvious splitting point.

While on the subject of covers, how common and popular are tv/movie tie in covers? Like the the stand with Molly ringwald and Gary sinise on the cover. I only have 2 covers with actors on, and they're both jack Nicholson. I'd like to see some of yours.

 

[The Nameless]