First Edition. Stephen King's second book. First edition (first edition stated; with code Q37 in the gutter of page 439, indicating the first printing). This is a good only copy, with an old dampstain at the base of the spine (visible as slightly wavy pages); There is also a spot.....

First Edition. The original edition of a novel about a screenwriter who turns to murder. This lettered edition, one of 26 signed by Garton, includes two extra chapters at the end that are not present in the other versions. 541 pages (compared to 506 pages in the numbered issue). Issued.....

First Edition. A low-number copy of this collection of short stories from the edition of 1100 signed and numbered copies published by King's own private press. The stories include Autopsy Room 4 and L.T's Theory of Pets, both published here for the first time and Blind Willie, Lucky Quarter, Lunch.....

First Edition. The first hardcover edition of the author's first book, a classic of modern horror. The book was first published in a small paperback edition in 1985; it was expanded for a British paperback edition in 1989, and republished here for the first time in hardcover a year later.....

First Edition. The final Masques anthology, a publisher's "PPC" copy identical to the lettered issue of 52 copies with exclusive content and signatures from Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson. Twenty-six other authors and the editor, J. N. Williamson, also signed the book. This was Williamson's last project—he died before the book.....

First Edition. A short story, published in an edition of 117 copies, signed by Garton. 4-1/4 by 6-7/8 inches. 53 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy; no dust jacket, as issued. This is copy 33 of 100 numbered hardcovers signed by Garton.

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.....

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.".....

First Edition. Centipede Press's debut publication, signed by both King and photographer Jerry Uelsmann, presenting King's vampire novel with surreal duotone photographs bound in throughout, including one on the front board. This edition expands King's second novel with both related short stories ("Jerusalem's Lot" and "One for the Road").....

First Edition. A matched-number set of King's illustrated story collections, both signed by King and artist Glenn Chadbourne, with the longish gap between volumes making complete sets relatively scarce. These oversized volumes pair King's short fiction with Chadbourne's detailed illustrations throughout. The second volume arrived four years after the first.....

First Edition. The correct first edition of this novel, published a couple of months ahead of the bookstore trade edition. This deluxe version sports illustrations by Phil Hale. It was limited to 1250 numbered copies signed by King, Hale, and the book's designer, Arnie Fenner. [x], 591 pages. First edition.....

First Edition. One of 500 numbered copies signed by King, Art Spiegelman, Piers Anthony, and other contributors, featuring King's essay "The Dreaded X" about the MPAA rating controversy surrounding Maximum Overdrive. The second issue of this journal explores censorship and artistic freedom. King's account of his directorial debut (which first.....

First Edition. One of 2,000 numbered copies featuring a five-page introduction by King that explores the series' evolution across three decades. This comprehensive reference work catalogs characters, places, and cross-references throughout King's Dark Tower series. Furth, King's research assistant, compiled the concordance initially for King's own use during the completion.....