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  • Hedda Gabler
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    I would say Salem's Lot -- The all black cover with the embossed head and drop of blood. (sorry, I don't know how to retrieve that to show. But you all know it.)

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  • jhanic
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    Originally posted by frik51 View Post
    I recently found out that UK editions use a British spelling...

    sk
    I haven't found that to be the case in most of the books. Of course, I don't usually read the UK editions, so I may have missed something.

    John

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  • HorrorScribe
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    Thank you for all of your insights. I think I'll begin a search for UK editions of those two SK books I'd previously mentioned. If nothing else, they'll be cool items to add to my library.

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  • frik51
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    Originally posted by HorrorScribe View Post
    Other than the covers, are UK editions of King books different from the US editions?
    I recently found out that UK editions use a British spelling...

    sk

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  • jhanic
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    Most of King's UK covers are very different than those in the US. See:

    http://www.stephenkingshop.com/bookcovers.htm

    John

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  • Dan Hocker
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    I dunno about SK books in particular, but I do know that publisher's will sometimes localize the book. Converting some saying that are native to the author to something relevant to the area the book is sold. I know this is done a fair amount when the author is from the UK or Australia and the book is being published in the US. I'm not sure if they do it the other way around though.

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  • HorrorScribe
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    Other than the covers, are UK editions of King books different from the US editions? I always that it'd be cool to own an SK UK edition, preferably Needful Things or Desperation for no particular reason other than those are two of my favs.

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  • srboone
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    I found a couple of them from private collectors for about $50-60 in a 1st print if I want it. Haven't decide yet.

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  • Tito_Villa
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    The UK IT is quite hard to find in a 1st edition because there are so many book club editions and people don't know thats what they are selling. But if your not botherd about it not being a 1st then you could have one for £2 - £5 off ebay.co.uk

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  • srboone
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    I was quite taken by the cover of Lisey's Story when I saw it; tho I might have to hunt down the UK It cover.

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  • frik51
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    Love that one as well.
    Definitely in my top-3 of favorite covers!

    sk
    Last edited by frik51; 08-10-2011, 03:40 PM.

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  • Tito_Villa
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    That is some brilliant artwork, Mark Stutzman did an amazing job and i have been very tempted for a long time to get a print of the pice from him.

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  • Martin
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    My favorite has to be the US hardcover for Lisey's Story

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    The dust jacket covering the view of the image of Booya Moon is a classic cover.

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  • Endless Horror Tale
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    Originally posted by HorrorScribe View Post
    For its pure schlocky entertainment value, I've enjoyed the first edition mass market paperback "double" cover of Misery since I happened upon a copy at my local used book store. And, yes, that is King's face on the well-muscled body.
    Aaaahhh, I had forgotten all about that! Nice little blast of nostalgia first thing this morning!

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  • HorrorScribe
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    For its pure schlocky entertainment value, I've enjoyed the first edition mass market paperback "double" cover of Misery since I happened upon a copy at my local used book store. And, yes, that is King's face on the well-muscled body.


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