King novel most in need of a signed limited edition...

[Brian James Freeman]

Bag of Bones and Lisey's Story are my absolute favorites of the past decades.
The former contains the most emotionally devastating passage ever in a Kingbook - totally unexpected.
The first and only time King ever brought tears to my eyes (to put it mildly).

I believe I read somewhere that King considers Lisey's Story his best ever.
I almost agree with him - still got a soft spot for The Stand, though...

sk

Not to get too off topic, but what did you think of Duma Key?

Brian

[frik51]

Bag of Bones and Lisey's Story are my absolute favorites of the past decades.
The former contains the most emotionally devastating passage ever in a Kingbook - totally unexpected.
The first and only time King ever brought tears to my eyes (to put it mildly).

I believe I read somewhere that King considers Lisey's Story his best ever.
I almost agree with him - still got a soft spot for The Stand, though...

sk

[Brian James Freeman]

I would agree with Brian on Bag of Bones being one of Kings better novels of the past 15 years. I would recommend you follow that with Lisey's Story if you have not read it yet.

Yep, I re-read them back to back last year and totally agree with you.

Brian

[Martin]

I would agree with Brian on Bag of Bones being one of Kings better novels of the past 15 years. I would recommend you follow that with Lisey's Story if you have not read it yet.

[Brian James Freeman]

Oddly enough, I have not read Bag of Bones yet, but I did meet him in Chicago when he did a signing at a library downtown for Bag. I asked him to sign his middle name in the signature. He said he would, but nobody would believe he really did that! LOL!!

Brad, drop me a line whenever you do get a chance to read Bag of Bones... it's easily one of my favorite King books of the last 15 years, and I'm always curious to hear what people think...!

Brian

[Martin]

The Mist with Frank Darabont would be a nice addition beside my 'Riding the Bullet'! Another Lonely Road Books Double.

[Brian James Freeman]

I think I'd go for a The Mist limited.
Just the novella.
At one time Frank Darabont was working on it.
But that was years ago...
Anyone know what happened?

sk

Last I heard, he was still planning to do that at some point. I'm hoping he has the time because it would awesome!

Brian

[frik51]

I think I'd go for a The Mist limited.
Just the novella.
At one time Frank Darabont was working on it.
But that was years ago...
Anyone know what happened?

sk

[calason]

The Stand has been done, http://stephenkingcollector.com/buy-...stand-buy.html, and an "unofficial" German limited of It or Es has been done. An official It would be aces.

[RJK1981]

I would have to agree with Pet Semetery. I would also love to see one done for The Stand, It (unless those have already been done, of course). Bag of Bones would be a good one as well. Thought that one was being made into a movie at some point. Would love to see it made into a movie (as long as it was done properly)

[bsaenz24]

A Bag of Bones Limited would be nice. It's one of my favorite books and is truly terrifying at times.

Oddly enough, I have not read Bag of Bones yet, but I did meet him in Chicago when he did a signing at a library downtown for Bag. I asked him to sign his middle name in the signature. He said he would, but nobody would believe he really did that! LOL!!

[the_last_gunslinger]

A Bag of Bones Limited would be nice. It's one of my favorite books and is truly terrifying at times.

[calason]

I agree with martin, however, I am leaning more towards different seasons. It would be super cool to see the four novella's in there own books with "seasonal" colorings. Something similar to the The Green Mile limited.

[Martin]

If I had to pick one prior King book to be done as a limited I would it would be a toss up between Different Seasons or Everythings Eventual. I would like to see either of these with different artists for each story.

[theenormityofitall]

LOL I actually agree...that would be the perfect book as a limited edition. It's always been in my top 3 of all of King's work.