A heartfelt handwritten note from Stephen King to a collector who apparently lost their books in a flood. The note reads, "Here's hoping you can rebuild in a hurry—and from now on, keep your collection in watertight glass cases with floatation collars! All the best, Stephen King. November 30, 1975.".....

A nice felt-pen signature of Stephen King from an autograph collection. The original owner notes on the back that he obtained this on 7-17-90 via the mail. Fine. From the Tom Garner collection.

First Edition. A nearly flawless inscribed copy of this novel about a possessed 1958 Plymouth Fury that John Carpenter adapted into a now-classic horror film. 526 pages. First edition (first printing stating "First published..." on the copyright page, with no indication of later printings). A truly fine copy in a......

First Edition. One of 3,500 copies signed by artist Bernie Wrightson; the jacket design is based on that of the two-volume limited edition's cover art in the single-volume format of the trade edition. Wolves of the Calla marks the beginning of King's push to complete the Dark Tower series, which.....

First Edition. A complete set of first editions of King's chronicle of the gunslinger's quest through an alternate dimension that ties together many of King's works. The saga began as a series of connected short stories that King shaped into The Gunslinger. Unable to find a mainstream publisher for this.....

First Edition. A signed limited edition of King's revenge tale, originally serialized in Castle Rock newsletter, later collected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes, and adapted into a 2009 film starring Christian Slater. This edition represents the story's first and only separate book appearance. Lord John Press produced 1,000 numbered copies in.....

A specially illustrated edition of King's novel featuring six full-page color plates by celebrated horror artist Bernie Wrightson, known for his work on Cycle of the Werewolf and Wolves of the Calla. Cemetery Dance produced this edition of 750 copies signed by King and Wrightson in a traycase. 408 pages.....

A signed, deluxe edition of King's monumental horror novel featuring thirty black-and-white illustrations by Alan M. Clark and Erin S. Wells, with a wraparound dust jacket by Glen Orbik, and a new afterword in which King admits: "I worked on the book in a dream. I remember very little about.....

Volume two of Cemetery Dance's reprint series of King's early Doubleday works, enhanced with previously unpublished material and signed by artists David Palumbo and Glenn Chadbourne. This expanded edition enriches King's second novel with his new introduction, deleted scenes, two related short stories, and a fold-out map of the town.....

First Edition. The deluxe issue of Centipede Press's inaugural publication, bound in full goatskin with deckle-edged paper and signed by both King and photographer Jerry Uelsmann. This Roman-numeraled edition, limited to 25 copies, 15 of which were for sale, is one of the smallest issues of any Stephen King.....

Uncorrected Proof. Cemetery Dance's rare advance proof of King's illustrated story collection matches the oversized dimensions of the published book and includes the complete trade edition dust jacket. Released as a test of the ambitious production values planned for the limited editions, this proof showcases Glenn Chadbourne's detailed artwork, reproduced.....

First British edition. Number 245 of 700 British collector's copies featuring six color plates by Jae Lee and a facsimile King signature, bridging the gap between Dark Tower volumes IV and V. This UK limited edition presents King's return to his Dark Tower series, chronologically set between Wizard and Glass.....

First Edition. One of 52 deluxe lettered copies containing King's signature, enhanced by its inclusion of a signed lenticular art print and premium binding format. This melding of horror literature and sequential art transforms short stories into visual narratives. The artists Jose Pimentel, Tim Vigil, Mark Evans, Ted Naifeh.....