Finders Keepers

[Brian861]

Slipcase rather, oops. Thanks John. I'll keep a look out.

[jhanic]

There is one being done. I think that, after all the pre-orders are filled, whatever's left will be listed. I have one on order.

John

[Brian861]

I really enjoyed TMK myself. Looking forward to catching back up with the "gang" in Finders Keepers. Was a slipcover made for this book? I didn't see one listed on the site.

[bsaenz24]

Oh, thanks!

[slayn666]

I'm pretty sure that's for the UK edition - the publisher for the "new" cover is Hodder & Stoughton. The Scribner edition still shows the original cover.

[bsaenz24]

Looking at Amazon.com, it seems the cover has changed fro Finders

[jhanic]

Promotional broadside (1500 copies)



John

[jhanic]

Will the planned slipcase for Finders Keepers be similar or a match for Mr Mercedes?

A uniform look for the three would work well together.

I agree!

John

[drain74]

Will the planned slipcase for Finders Keepers be similar or a match for Mr Mercedes?

A uniform look for the three would work well together.

[Mike88]

I get that but I think what comes out as three 500 page books as one book would probably be less and more filtered or refined.

I agree. The publishers would never allow A 1500 Page book. Plus we the readers get 3 books instead of 1 and more of a book because there wont be as much slicing & dicing.

[Highbury]

I would rather a trilogy if the individual books are between 400-500 pages. I would never trust a mass market publisher could produce a book 1200-1500 with any kind of good quality. They have enough of an issue with the ones they publish already. I also wouldn't consider them forced trilogies either in most cases.

I get that but I think what comes out as three 500 page books as one book would probably less and more filtered.

[srboone]

Here's a letter from Stevie on his website:

http://stephenking.com/promo/mr_merc...-the-toll.html

[jhanic]

I've read Mr. Mercedes and it's a stand-alone volume in itself. I'm just glad we'll get an additional volume (or two) with some of the same characters.

John

[RJK1981]

I think book ventures are getting too oversaturated in these forced trilogies. To me, I love to see one big epic novel, I can figure out the pacing myself. Splitting into 3 just seems like its milking. I wouldn't have an issue if there were not so many trilogies out there, its like co-authoring now.

I would rather a trilogy if the individual books are between 400-500 pages. I would never trust a mass market publisher could produce a book 1200-1500 with any kind of good quality. They have enough of an issue with the ones they publish already. I also wouldn't consider them forced trilogies either in most cases.

[Highbury]

I think book ventures are getting too oversaturated in these forced trilogies. To me, I love to see one big epic novel, I can figure out the pacing myself. Splitting into 3 just seems like its milking. I wouldn't have an issue if there were not so many trilogies out there, its like co-authoring now.