Secondhand Stephen King Bargain Book Box SP4012

Secondhand Stephen King Bargain Book Box SP4012

Seventeen Stephen King including It, Misery, Carrie, Christine, Insomnia and Needful Things in hardback or large-format paperback, The Dark Half, Cell, The Tommyknockers, Dark Tower III, Nightmares & Dreamscapes, and all six parts of The Green Mile in the original 1996 serial paperbacks. Most of the core King shelf in one go. Please note that this are secondhand copies and they have foxing and tanning to the edges.

1. Needful Things — Stephen King — A shop opens in Castle Rock selling everyone the thing they want most, for a small price and a small favour, and the favours set neighbour against neighbour until the town burns. The last Castle Rock book, and King’s funniest horror. Hardback.
2. Misery — Stephen King — Paul Sheldon wakes with two shattered legs in Annie Wilkes’ spare room, and she’s his number-one fan and she hates how his last book ended. The hobbling scene is the one people can’t forget. Hardback.
3. Insomnia — Stephen King — Ralph Roberts stops sleeping and starts seeing auras, and then the two little bald doctors with the scissors. Derry again, and the Dark Tower bleeding into the real world. Hardback.
4. It — Stephen King — Seven children in Derry, 1958, and a clown in the storm drain; then the same seven twenty-seven years later, called back to finish it. The thick paperback with the drain cover.
5. The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands — Stephen King — Jake comes back through a door in a haunted house, the ka-tet crosses the Waste Lands to Lud, and Blaine the Mono demands a riddle contest or everyone dies. Ends on the cliffhanger that made readers wait six years.
6. The Tommyknockers — Stephen King — Bobbi Anderson trips over a buried spaceship in the Maine woods, and as she digs it out the whole town starts inventing things and losing its teeth. King’s cocaine book, and he’s said so.
7. Cell — Stephen King — A pulse through every mobile phone turns everyone with one into a killer in a second. Clay walks from Boston to Maine to find his son. King does zombies, and the first fifty pages are as fast as he gets.
8. The Dark Half — Stephen King — Thad Beaumont holds a mock funeral for his pseudonym, and George Stark climbs out of the grave with a razor. “Not a very nice guy.” The book King wrote after his own pseudonym was exposed.
9. The Green Mile 1: The Two Dead Girls — Stephen King — Cold Mountain, 1932, and a giant called John Coffey arrives on death row for a crime he can’t have committed. The serial begins.
10. The Green Mile 2: The Mouse on the Mile — Stephen King — Mr Jingles, Delacroix, and Percy Wetmore, the guard everyone hates.
11. The Green Mile 3: Coffey’s Hands — Stephen King — Coffey heals Paul’s infection, and the guards begin to understand what they’ve got.
12. The Green Mile 4: The Bad Death of Eduard Delacroix — Stephen King — The execution Percy sabotages. The worst scene in the series and the one that made the film.
13. The Green Mile 5: Night Journey — Stephen King — The guards smuggle Coffey out to the warden’s dying wife.
14. The Green Mile 6: Coffey on the Mile — Stephen King — The ending, and what Paul Edgecombe is still paying for at a hundred and four.
15. Christine — Stephen King — A 1958 Plymouth Fury that heals its own dents, loves her owner, and runs down everyone who comes between them. King’s high-school novel.
16. Carrie — Stephen King — The shower, the prom, the bucket of pig’s blood, and the town burning. His first, and still the shortest route into King. Vintage NEL cover.
17. Nightmares & Dreamscapes — Stephen King — Twenty-odd stories: Dolan’s Cadillac, The Night Flier, Crouch End, and the one about the finger in the sink. King’s second-best collection.