First Edition. A matched-number set of King's illustrated story collections, both signed by King and artist Glenn Chadbourne. These oversized volumes pair King's short fiction with Chadbourne's illustrations in a graphic-novel-style format. The second volume arrived four years after the first, leading to fewer matched sets than the limitation numbers.....

The signed, limited edition of this collaborative novel set in Stephen King's fictional Castle Rock and co-written by the publisher of Cemetery Dance and Lonely Road Books. There were 350 numbered copies in a traycase. The book lays into a space in the box with an inset for a coin.....

First Edition. A short story published as a small pamphlet that was inserted into the nudie magazine Gallery (November 1982). It was later collected in Skeleton Crew and adapted as a segment of Creepshow II. Pamphlet: [3]–26 pages (pages 1 and 2 are the front cover). First separate edition of.....

First Edition. A short story published as a small pamphlet insert in the nudie magazine Gallery (November 1980; vol. 8, no. 11). A film based on the story was released in 2025. Pamphlet: [3]–34 pages (the preliminary pagination counts the front cover). A fine copy of the pamphlet in a......

First Edition. One of 1000 numbered copies of this collection of interviews with King, plus a speech he gave. 259 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine slipcase. Still sealed. Number 319 of 1000. Not signed, as issued.

First Edition. A near-fine first edition of this apocalyptic novel of near-human extinction, inscribed by King. This is the original text of one of King's best novels; in 1998, an uncut version with 150,000 additional words (the length of two standard novels) was issued. The longer version is the one.....

First Edition. The first edition of the first book in the perennially popular series; in a very good example of the correct dust jacket ($20 / $60 price). Stephen King revised the novel in 2003; these early Grant editions are the only way to get the original text. Illustrated by.....

First Edition. The only hardcover appearance of King's controversial novel Rage, now permanently withdrawn from print. This crucial omnibus collects four novels published under King's Richard Bachman pseudonym, featuring two elements never reprinted: the original version of his essay "Why I Was Bachman" and the complete text of Rage. After.....

First Edition. The trade edition, illustrated by Phil Hale with ten color plates. The first printing was 30,000 copies, which for almost any author would be a substantial number. Is anyone else annoyed that this is the second book in the series but it has the word three in the.....

First Edition. The trade edition, illustrated by Dave McKean with color plates. The first printing was 40,000 copies, which for almost any author would be a substantial number, but not for Mr. King. 787, [5] pages (preliminaries included in pagination). First edition (stated). A very near fine copy in a......

First Edition. The trade or gift edition of this book which pairs King's novella with Garris's screenplay. Lonely Road Books adopted the classic dos-à-dos format—where two works meet back-to-back, each with its own front cover—to showcase both versions of this ghost story. The volume incorporates Wrightson's preliminary sketches alongside halftone.....

First Edition. The UK edition of Stephen King's third Bachman book, a novel about a man driven to extremes when his son dies, his wife leaves, his job is threatened, and his house is slated for demolition to put in a new road. Roadwork "was written between 'Salem's Lot and.....

Uncorrected Proof. Stephen King's collecting novel. Billed on the front cover as "the last Castle Rock story." The premise is that a demon or perhaps the Devil himself sets up shop where he sells the items people most covet, like a Sandy Koufax baseball card, for absurdly low prices. Mayhem.....