What other stories would have Bachman books?
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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 think Bachman really died with The Running Man. Mr. King's style, particularly in his embrace of darkness, may have changed a bit over the years, but it is still recognizably the same man who wrote the early King books. Early Bachman is a notably different style, but he couldn't keep it up for long. There's a reason that Thinner marked the publishing end of that pseudonym. I remember reading it and being very sure it was Mr. King, and I was only a kid (17). Had he published Misery as Bachman, there would be no question. Every writer has tics, things that carry through from story to story, that are as identifiable as a retinal scan. The Regulators is ugly and nasty, and I personally don't like it at all, but it's recognizably King.
He probably wouldn't have written "The Dark Half" if the curtain was never pulled on him
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