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A copy of Cemetery Dance's 25th anniversary edition. I couldn't afford to buy it when it was first published, something that I have regretted in a big way because, along with The Stand, this is my all-time favourite book. It arrived this morning and I am finally complete, lol. Here are some pics.

It usually works out somewhere around the £50 mark, give or take. For example, I've ordered the anthology excited by Stephen King. It's the signed artist edition, but I think the shipping was almost as much as the book. With Carrie I had a discount code. It then worked out that the shipping was...

Normally I'd order direct from Cemetery Dance themselves, but in this case I didn't have the funds so it was sold out quickly. In this case I found it on ebay. Taking in to account the original cost of the book from the publisher as well as the cost of shipping to the UK, I've ended up paying...

It certainly is. I think it's become my favourite so far, too. Mind you, I think if I'm ever able to get a copy of IT at a good price that may well just be the icing on the cake.

Finally managed to get a copy, brand new, still sealed, of Cemetery Dance's special edition. I didn't have the funds originally, so I've been on the lookout for a while. Yet again, what a beautiful edition it is. One happy chappy.

Hi guys and gals. I have the paperback edition, and standard hardcover edition, and even the beautiful Cemetery Dance illustrated edition. But as I was browsing through the internet looking for a specific edition of Lord of the Rings I came across The Folio Society. I ordered their box set of...

This is my uk reading copy.

My special limited edition from Waterstone's. Limited to 250 copies, slipcase but no dust jacket. The picture has a beautiful shimmer to it that the ordinary hardcover with dust jacket doesn't have. Signed by both authors, too.

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I've yet to read Swan Song. I've got it on my ereader to read, but I've been busy rereading a lot of Stephen's books again. When I get the urge to have a re-read, I tend to binge on the lot, an urge I found useless to fight against, lol. Hopefully after Sleeping Beauties I can get Swan Song...

I'm just ahead of you with 100 pages read. I'm loving it, hooked. Like Joe Hill's The Fireman, I can see strong influences from daddy's The Stand, and for me that's a good thing. Hopefully the ending will be stronger than Joe's The Fireman.

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I've also got the Cemetery Dance edition on order. I've got a standard hardcover edition due today as well, that'll be my reading copy.

Arrived this morning from Waterstone's A beautiful edition, and only 250 made. My first signed Stephen King.

Better than the original film, lol

I finished reading the book, yet again, on Wednesday. I have to say that I really had no problems with this scene. For the first time I felt it really had nothing to do with sex, but more to do with the strengthening of their friendship so they could escape the tunnels beneath Derry. They were...

Well, I haven't been to the cinema since E.T was originally released. This film is the one to get me back into the hotdog smelling, popcorn infested darkness of the theatre.

I have BB in paperback and recently re-read Rage. To be honest, I wasn't really impressed with it. It's only a short story, but it seemed to drag on. I personally wasn't moved by it at all. I think the whole "out of print" thing was a massive overreaction to real life events.

Sorry. Bought mine a few years back, but I could never part with it now. I was lucky to get it brand new from Amazon at the time, no third party involved. Some people just charge ridiculous amounts of money for hard to get items. If you haven't already, and it's still available, get the £49 one...