What other stories would have Bachman books?
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When did they 'let the cat out of the bag' so to speak?
Tommyknockers came out in 1987 and is kind of different so perhaps that one would have been a Richard Bachman (who knows?)
Edit: I found this:
After Bachman's true identity was revealed, later publicity dispatches (and about the author blurbs) revealed that Bachman died suddenly in late 1985 of "cancer of the pseudonym, a rare form of schizonomia".
from Wikipedia
Tommyknockers came out in 1987 and is kind of different so perhaps that one would have been a Richard Bachman (who knows?)
Edit: I found this:
After Bachman's true identity was revealed, later publicity dispatches (and about the author blurbs) revealed that Bachman died suddenly in late 1985 of "cancer of the pseudonym, a rare form of schizonomia".
from Wikipedia
I just got a copy of this one this weekend at Value Village - I will have to crack it open!
It's a first edition hardcover 1989 Viking Penguin - in very good condition (wow - I am starting to sound like kingricefan )
It's a first edition hardcover 1989 Viking Penguin - in very good condition (wow - I am starting to sound like kingricefan )
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I just got a copy of this one this weekend at Value Village - I will have to crack it open!
It's a first edition hardcover 1989 Viking Penguin - in very good condition (wow - I am starting to sound like kingricefan )
It's a first edition hardcover 1989 Viking Penguin - in very good condition (wow - I am starting to sound like kingricefan )
Joyland? - that's an interesting choice - I thought that Bachman was more of the "dark side" of Stephen King and Joyland is a bit of a mystery and a coming of age love story
I would agree with Mr. Mercedes but have to admit I still have not read the second and third books yet (Finder's Keepers and End of Watch) although I own them both!
I would agree with Mr. Mercedes but have to admit I still have not read the second and third books yet (Finder's Keepers and End of Watch) although I own them both!
Not at all - it's a great thing!
So I just went and looked and of course I already have a first edition The Dark Half in hardcover
- so now I guess it is one to keep and one to either lend or just try to keep in pristine condition.
So I just went and looked and of course I already have a first edition The Dark Half in hardcover
- so now I guess it is one to keep and one to either lend or just try to keep in pristine condition.
I have duplicates of almost every one.
There's no law that states that you can only have one of each title of King books in your possession.......just sayin'. I have duplicates of almost every one.
I have duplicates of almost every one.
I suppose it is better than having an addiction to booze or cigarettes, eh?
