Your Latest Stephen King Related Purchase:
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the mail Lady delivered my tickets to the Nashville book tour.
I think Whelan is my favorite artist of the King books. He's so freaking talented!The Art of Michael Whelan with commissioned Dark Tower remarque (Oy fighting Mordred).
Preordered a physical copy of End of Watch and also preordered it on my Kindle.
Went to Zazzle to get some Stephen King merchandise from my birthday money. Hoping it gets here soon! Silly, but I always worry about wearing my "It" shirt to baseball events. Don't want to scare the kids — or adults — who might fear clowns!
This morning I bought my copy of End Of Watch and when I got home from work my Cemetary Dance gift and Artist editions of 'Salem's Lot were waiting on my porch for me!!! It's a KINGLY type of day!!!
Ordered Wizard and Glass and Wolves of the Calla from B&N.com with my 20% off membership coupon. Yay! All the DT books (paperback, at least) have new covers this year bearing the proclamation that it will soon be a major motion picture (!!!) I'm kind of bummed because I have the first 3 as Signet editions, so now they won't be the same. Oh, well. I'll live.
Saw lots of End of Watch at my local B&N store tonight when I went looking for the books mentioned above. I didn't get it, though. Haven't gotten to those books (yet).
Saw lots of End of Watch at my local B&N store tonight when I went looking for the books mentioned above. I didn't get it, though. Haven't gotten to those books (yet).
Didn't make it to B&N until after 4 p.m. Just like EVERY time in the last four years (no matter what time I get there on release day) only ONE new SK book is missing from the shelf! People around here are so lame. On the bright side, that one other local King fan might be my soul mate. 
The rest of those books will be snatched up in no time at all, once the general public realizes that there's a new King book on the shelves.Didn't make it to B&N until after 4 p.m. Just like EVERY time in the last four years (no matter what time I get there on release day) only ONE new SK book is missing from the shelf! People around here are so lame. On the bright side, that one other local King fan might be my soul mate.
Not around here they won't.
All SK books are around long enough to get moved to the back fiction section of older new releases. Makes me sad. Like I said - LAME!!! Their loss! Idiots.
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Just been the shops.
Wh smith had 4 copies, 1 was dirty and one had bent pages. Got one of the 2 clean and tidy ones, as usual half price and collector's edition purple cover.
Wh smith had 4 copies, 1 was dirty and one had bent pages. Got one of the 2 clean and tidy ones, as usual half price and collector's edition purple cover.
I wonder what the deal is with dirty covers for EOW? I had to pick past four copies to find one that didn't have any smudge marks on the top front cover when I bought my copy. Anyone else notice this too?
I just picked up End Of Watch for 40% off at Coles. I'm disappointed in myself for not getting it yesterday.
....he's writing dirty books now???....COOL!.....
I picked up Horns by Joe Hill today. I'll get to it and Firestarter, after I finish my final 8 King books.
Edit: Fireman, not Firestarter.
Edit: Fireman, not Firestarter.
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What are your final 8 king books? I don't want to, but I reckon I will end up leaving the ones I would consider to be least interesting or appealing to me, things like blaze, dolores claiborne, misery, Christine, Gerald's Game etc. I'd rather give them a go earlier than ending up with a pile of low interest books, but I know this is not likely to be the case.
The Talisman, Bag of Bones, Hearts in Atlantis, Liseys Story, Mr Mercedes, Finders Keepers, End of Watch, and currently reading Rose Madder.
I just ordered this.
salem s Lot slipcased hardcover by Stephen King
salem s Lot slipcased hardcover by Stephen King