First hardcover edition. One of 200 signed copies of this popular and critically acclaimed novel about a Wall Street investment banker who moonlights as a serial killer. The novel was dropped by its original publisher and came out in the US as a paperback original in 1991. It became a......

First Edition. The lettered issue of the Subterranean Press publication of a novella and short stories about Michael Gallatin, the lycanthrope protagonist of his novel The Wolf's Hour. Limited to 26 copies in a traycase. 327 pages. First edition. A fine hardcover copy in a fine dust jacket. This is.....

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.....

First Edition. This is a copy of the unsigned "illustrated collector's edition" with a packet of 27 "collector's cards with illustrations of characters in the book, 4-color printed endpapers, ribbon marker, printed on specialty paper." As best I can tell, both the trade and the collector's editions came out at.....

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. 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. A very attractive first printing of King's first published novel, the first book from one of the most successful writers of our time. Originally discarded by King and rescued from the trash by his wife Tabitha, Carrie emerged from King's experiences as a high school teacher to become.....

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. A very attractive first printing of King's first published novel, the first book from one of the most successful writers of our time. Originally discarded by King and rescued from the trash by his wife Tabitha, Carrie emerged from King's experiences as a high school teacher to become.....

First Edition. The graphic book version of the horror anthology Creepshow, also released as a film by George Romero (director of Night of the Living Dead) and Stephen King. This was the first graphic novel written by Stephen King. Illustrated by horror-comics master Berni (or Bernie) Wrightson. A tribute by.....

Later printing. 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 several school shooters cited Rage as an influence, King allowed it to go out.....

First Edition. This is one of 750 signed and numbered copies of this collection of novellas, issued shortly after the trade first edition from Scribners. Three of the four stories have been adapted to films: 1922, Big Driver, and A Good Marriage. This edition is illustrated by Tomislav Tikulin, Glenn.....

First US edition. Twenty-six stories, translated from the French by Alys Eyre Macklin. Introduction by Henry B. Irving. The book was published later in England as Crises. 303 pages. First edition (first printing, stating "First Published, 1920" on the copyright page). Very good; lacking the jacket. From the library of.....