Secondhand Stephen King Bargain Book Box SP2997

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Secondhand Stephen King Bargain Book Box SP2997

Fourteen Stephen King novels, story collections, and horror anthologies — Pet Sematary, Misery, The Green Mile, Bag of Bones, Four Past Midnight, three Dark Tower volumes, and more. Plus two classic horror anthologies featuring King alongside the best of American horror fiction.

  1. Nightmares & Dreamscapes — Stephen King — Twenty-four stories: the full range of King's short fiction imagination from supernatural horror to crime to the darkly comic.
  2. Bag of Bones — Stephen King — Grief-stricken novelist Mike Noonan retreats to his lakeside cabin in Maine and discovers his dead wife's ghost, a mysterious child, and the dark history of the lake. One of King's finest novels.
  3. Four Past Midnight — Stephen King — Four novellas: The Langoliers, Secret Window Secret Garden, The Library Policeman, and The Sun Dog. Longer than a story, shorter than a novel, and utterly King.
  4. Misery — Stephen King — Paul Sheldon, his leg broken, is rescued from a snowdrift by his number one fan. She has saved his life. He will wish she hadn't. Arguably King's most purely terrifying novel.
  5. The Waste Lands (Dark Tower III) — Stephen King — Roland, Eddie, Susannah, and Jake continue their journey toward the Dark Tower: the third and most action-packed volume of King's defining epic.
  6. Dark Forces — ed. Kirby McCauley — The landmark horror anthology including The Mist, the Stephen King novella that inspired the film: plus original horror fiction by the best writers of the era.
  7. Book of the Dead — ed. John Skipp & Craig Spector — The zombie anthology that defined the genre: original zombie fiction by Stephen King, Robert R. McCammon, Ramsey Campbell, and others. Foreword by George A. Romero.
  8. Wizard and Glass (Dark Tower IV) — Stephen King — Roland tells his companions the story of Susan Delgado and the tragedy of his youth: the most romantic and heartbreaking volume of the Dark Tower.
  9. Hearts in Atlantis — Stephen King — Five interconnected stories spanning four decades of American life: the 1960s, the war, and the long shadow cast by a summer of low men in yellow coats.
  10. Pet Sematary — Stephen King — A family moves to rural Maine. The road outside is very busy. There is a cemetery in the woods beyond the pet cemetery. The ultimate horror novel: the one King himself was afraid to publish.
  11. The Gunslinger (Dark Tower I) — Stephen King — The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed: the first volume of King's magnum opus, spare and mythic and unlike anything else he wrote.
  12. Everything's Eventual — Stephen King — Fourteen dark tales including Riding the Bullet, the story that launched the e-book revolution.
  13. From a Buick 8 — Stephen King — A Pennsylvania state police barracks inherited a strange old car: it looks like a Buick 8, but it isn't a car. A meditation on death and the unknowable.
  14. The Green Mile — Stephen King — Death row supervisor Paul Edgecombe encounters John Coffey, a giant of a man convicted of murder, who has an extraordinary gift: perhaps the most emotionally powerful thing King has ever written.
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Secondhand Stephen King Bargain Book Box SP2997

Fourteen Stephen King novels, story collections, and horror anthologies — Pet Sematary, Misery, The Green Mile, Bag of Bones, Four Past Midnight, three Dark Tower volumes, and more. Plus two classic horror anthologies featuring King alongside the best of American horror fiction.

  1. Nightmares & Dreamscapes — Stephen King — Twenty-four stories: the full range of King's short fiction imagination from supernatural horror to crime to the darkly comic.
  2. Bag of Bones — Stephen King — Grief-stricken novelist Mike Noonan retreats to his lakeside cabin in Maine and discovers his dead wife's ghost, a mysterious child, and the dark history of the lake. One of King's finest novels.
  3. Four Past Midnight — Stephen King — Four novellas: The Langoliers, Secret Window Secret Garden, The Library Policeman, and The Sun Dog. Longer than a story, shorter than a novel, and utterly King.
  4. Misery — Stephen King — Paul Sheldon, his leg broken, is rescued from a snowdrift by his number one fan. She has saved his life. He will wish she hadn't. Arguably King's most purely terrifying novel.
  5. The Waste Lands (Dark Tower III) — Stephen King — Roland, Eddie, Susannah, and Jake continue their journey toward the Dark Tower: the third and most action-packed volume of King's defining epic.
  6. Dark Forces — ed. Kirby McCauley — The landmark horror anthology including The Mist, the Stephen King novella that inspired the film: plus original horror fiction by the best writers of the era.
  7. Book of the Dead — ed. John Skipp & Craig Spector — The zombie anthology that defined the genre: original zombie fiction by Stephen King, Robert R. McCammon, Ramsey Campbell, and others. Foreword by George A. Romero.
  8. Wizard and Glass (Dark Tower IV) — Stephen King — Roland tells his companions the story of Susan Delgado and the tragedy of his youth: the most romantic and heartbreaking volume of the Dark Tower.
  9. Hearts in Atlantis — Stephen King — Five interconnected stories spanning four decades of American life: the 1960s, the war, and the long shadow cast by a summer of low men in yellow coats.
  10. Pet Sematary — Stephen King — A family moves to rural Maine. The road outside is very busy. There is a cemetery in the woods beyond the pet cemetery. The ultimate horror novel: the one King himself was afraid to publish.
  11. The Gunslinger (Dark Tower I) — Stephen King — The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed: the first volume of King's magnum opus, spare and mythic and unlike anything else he wrote.
  12. Everything's Eventual — Stephen King — Fourteen dark tales including Riding the Bullet, the story that launched the e-book revolution.
  13. From a Buick 8 — Stephen King — A Pennsylvania state police barracks inherited a strange old car: it looks like a Buick 8, but it isn't a car. A meditation on death and the unknowable.
  14. The Green Mile — Stephen King — Death row supervisor Paul Edgecombe encounters John Coffey, a giant of a man convicted of murder, who has an extraordinary gift: perhaps the most emotionally powerful thing King has ever written.