Later

[Ben Staad]

I hope that is correct and that I can afford/snag a copy.

To this day I kick myself for not buying the Joyland signed edition. It felt like a financial "reach" at the time. In hind-site I could have afforded it easily.

Not only is there going to be a HC, but Ardai of HCC said on Twitter that there was going to be a signed/limited HC as there was with JOYLAND.

[RonClinton]

Not only is there going to be a HC, but Ardai of HCC said on Twitter that there was going to be a signed/limited HC as there was with JOYLAND.

[Martin]

So it appears that this will be a paperback release, followed by a hardcover and then a limited.

https://ew.com/books/stephen-king-later-crime/

[Martin]

On Twitter King posted a picture of the book and it looked like a hardcover edition. Everyone seems to be selling paperback editions. Guess we wait. Well I did preorder a paperback edition. But if there is a hardcover I will grab that as well

I went and found the twitter post. I am going assume they provided him the wrong cover mockup as Hard Case Crime and Titan books both only list it is being available as a paperback.

[bookworm 1]

If my memory serves me correct (50/50 chance on that), the hardbound of Joyland came out at least a year after the paperback. If it does get a hardbound treatment I would expect it to come from https://titanbooks.com/ again. I believe they do all the hardbound versions of Hard Case. Titan books is part of Forbidden Bookstore in the UK.

On Twitter King posted a picture of the book and it looked like a hardcover edition. Everyone seems to be selling paperback editions. Guess we wait. Well I did preorder a paperback edition. But if there is a hardcover I will grab that as well

[Martin]

If my memory serves me correct (50/50 chance on that), the hardbound of Joyland came out at least a year after the paperback. If it does get a hardbound treatment I would expect it to come from https://titanbooks.com/ again. I believe they do all the hardbound versions of Hard Case. Titan books is part of Forbidden Bookstore in the UK.

[Ben Staad]

+1 on all counts. My issue with PB's is that I struggle to hold them and read them these days. Hardcover books work much better for me.

Wonder if this one will be released as a hardcover. Hope so as I don't really do paperbacks. If I remember correctly, Joyland had to be ordered via an online seller that I'd never heard of/used before (Triton I believe, but could be wrong as it has been awhile). The triton order experience was a little odd, but, I was able to snag a hardcover from them.

[Dan Hocker]

I'm pretty sure we sold copies of the hardcover of Joyland when it came out. No idea if they'll do that again with this one though. For Joyland I believe it was called a "Illustrated Edition" or something like that.

[sholloman81]

Wonder if this one will be released as a hardcover. Hope so as I don't really do paperbacks. If I remember correctly, Joyland had to be ordered via an online seller that I'd never heard of/used before (Triton I believe, but could be wrong as it has been awhile). The triton order experience was a little odd, but, I was able to snag a hardcover from them.

[Martin]

Later. The new novel from Stephen King coming from Hard Case Crime on March 2nd, 2021.

Well I guess we will not be getting a fall release from Mr. King this year.
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