Your Latest Stephen King Related Purchase:

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CordialJim

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Finally found a nice copy of Secret Windows, the book-of-the-month club companion to On Writing. Lots of good stuff in here. I especially liked the two juvenilia pieces from Dave's Rag. Steve was a darn good writer even at 12! No surprise there I guess. :)

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Also found a nice Turtleback edition of The Waste Lands.

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kingricefan

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Jul 11, 2006
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Yes, it's the Grant edition. I love the added illustrations.
But do you like the smell of those pages? ;-D Seriously, that book in particular has the most amazing smell to it. I know, it sounds weird, but it just smells like 'class' to me. They don't make books like that now, at least not that you can buy in a Barnes and Nobles. Grant books is a wonderful publisher, but even their books they print now don't have the same feel/smell/charm like the ones they did back in the '80's.
 

signals2112

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But do you like the smell of those pages? ;-D Seriously, that book in particular has the most amazing smell to it. I know, it sounds weird, but it just smells like 'class' to me. They don't make books like that now, at least not that you can buy in a Barnes and Nobles. Grant books is a wonderful publisher, but even their books they print now don't have the same feel/smell/charm like the ones they did back in the '80's.
I've never purposely smelled a book before today. It does smell different, than Bazaar Of Bad Dreams and Finders Keepers.