First Edition. A nicely inscribed first edition of this horror novel about a rabid dog, adapted for the 1983 movie of the same title. 319 pages. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in a like dust jacket (some bumping to the spine ends). This copy has one of.....

First Edition. One of 250 signed, numbered copies of the first edition of King's first book-length work of non-fiction, an exploration of the horror genre. The regular first printing was about 60,000 copies. Drawing on his deep knowledge of the field, King examines horror in books, radio, and film from.....

First US edition. A novel about a novelist whose pseudonym is out to get him. The author's note thanks King's own pseudonym: "I'm indebted to the late Richard Bachman for his help and inspiration. This novel could not have been written without him." The British edition of this novel was.....

First Edition. A signed issue, limited to 250 numbered copies, of King's revenge tale, originally serialized in the Castle Rock newsletter. After this stand-alone publication, it was collected in Nightmares & Dreamscapes and adapted into a 2009 film starring Christian Slater. This edition represents the story's first and only separate.....

First Edition. The legendary asbestos Firestarter, one of just 26 lettered copies of one of the most sought-after of all Stephen King books. This was the very first King limited edition, and it hasn't really been surpassed for elegance and simplicity. The binding is an aluminum-coated asbestos cloth with a......

First edition. One of the more personal of King's horror/suspense novels, a book in which a bestselling author is held captive by a fan. The film starred Kathy Bates, in one of her best roles. 310 pages. First edition (first printing stating "First published..." with no indication of later printings).....

First Edition. A collection of King's early stories, most from Cavalier magazine. The stories in Night Shift have proven remarkably fertile ground for film adaptations, spawning at least six Hollywood productions including Children of the Corn, Cat's Eye, and most recently, The Boogeyman. This collection brought together King's magazine work.....

First Edition. A collection of two dozen short stories. 816 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). Small bump to upper rear corner, else a fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Tight and unread. This copy comes from the collection of James Strand, a major.....

First Edition. One of Stephen King's most popular books, and the rare uncut version that may actually be better (most books would be improved if they were shorter—following Elmore Leonard's dictum, "Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip"). This edition adds 150,000 words (basically two regular-length.....

First Edition. "Tommyknockers is a forties-style science fiction tale in which the writer heroine discovers an alien spacecraft buried in the ground." King wrote the book "often working until midnight with my heart running at a hundred and thirty beats a minute and cotton swabs stuck up my nose to.....

First Edition. A beautiful first printing of the final novel published as Richard Bachman before bookstore clerk Steve Brown exposed King's pseudonym through copyright records. This supernatural revenge tale follows a lawyer who begins losing weight uncontrollably after being cursed by a Romani man he wronged. Published just before Brown's.....