No, it was written by John Fowles. King praised this book numerous times.
"Bazaar" cover
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I've still have never have heard of it before!!
and I seen it on here!
and I seen it on here!
I like the Lovecraft vibe the cover gives off, although the font is kinda sucky. I'm eagerly looking forward to it, as I love his short story collections.
The Nameless
M-O-O-N - That spells Nameless
I think you guys won this one in terms of best cover, the UK version is, well......
Oh well, ots what's inside that counts.
Oh well, ots what's inside that counts.
I don't know what ours is like yet... I forgot to go look for it when I was in town this morning.
(I know, I know.. but I'm planning a wedding, my brain is complete mush.
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(I know, I know.. but I'm planning a wedding, my brain is complete mush.
)Reminds me of the artwork for Silence Of The Lambs... Same artist?
I prefer the artwork on this UK version... even has the colour yellowI think you guys won this one in terms of best cover, the UK version is, well......
Oh well, ots what's inside that counts.
So, did anyone else notice in the 'About The Author' column on the inside back flap of the DJ (US version) that it says his works include yada, yada yada 'Under The Dome, now a major TV series on CBS' (it's been cancelled how many months ago?) and there's no mention of him getting an award from the POTUS. How long ago were these books printed anyway? Things that make you go 'Hmmmmmm.'
Having never been published, I am not an expert, however, I surely expect that the process is a long one including the steps involved with approvals, proofing and the actual printing of the material.
Also curious why the author photo is the one from 2011-- used in 11/22/63 and Wind Through The Keyhole -- instead of a more recent one.
Just curious why that one was used. Anyone know?
I think the U.S. Knocked it out of the park on this cover! I mean,not to sound creepy but I just want to sit around and "pet" it.Aside from the texture I love the artwork.Many times I covet the UK versions but not on this one!
Not in time to fix for the print books but the audio covers do have those edits. I don't know if they'll fix them for subsequent printings--will have to check.
He doesn't have a mustache now?
I'm guessing he decided he wanted a change but didn't want to do a photo shoot so they went back to an older one.
Thanks for sharing all of those covers! I love seeing covers from other countries. I'm patiently waiting for Christmas to get this book. I know my mom will get it for me.
Moderator do you get to help pick the covers? That would be such a fun job!
Moderator do you get to help pick the covers? That would be such a fun job!
No, although there has been a time or two when I've given feedback if something really stuck out to me. Steve gets final say on the artwork for the covers but most of the time is happy with what they suggest. That's only for the US and UK covers--the foreign language ones either use what another publisher has done or if they come up with different artwork, he doesn't see it.
I think yours will be the same psychedelic cover as the UK ones. More like a bad trip than a bad dream.I don't know what ours is like yet... I forgot to go look for it when I was in town this morning.
(I know, I know.. but I'm planning a wedding, my brain is complete mush.
"Hodder and Stoughton is delighted to announce that they will publish Stephen King's new book The Bazaar of Bad Dreams on 3 November 2015. It will be released as a hardback, trade paperback for Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, eBook and audio digital download."
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams Stephen King
Stephen King - The Bazaar of Bad Dreams - Hodder & Stoughton
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I went to a (large Warehouse) store yesterday and they said they had 4 copies, but we couldn't find a single one. Grr.. I'm working today so won't get time but will try again as soon as I can.... it's frustrating.I think yours will be the same psychedelic cover as the UK ones. More like a bad trip than a bad dream.
"Hodder and Stoughton is delighted to announce that they will publish Stephen King's new book The Bazaar of Bad Dreams on 3 November 2015. It will be released as a hardback, trade paperback for Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, eBook and audio digital download."
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams Stephen King
Stephen King - The Bazaar of Bad Dreams - Hodder & Stoughton
I see them! First aisle, two-thirds of the way down, on the left. They're in a brown box marked 'Do Not Open Until 3 November.'
I have to admit I like it better on the actual book. I didn't like it when it was fully revealed here before.