Doctor Sleep

[Brian James Freeman]

Before I start promoting this widely, does anyone want to check the links on this page and see if everything works okay?

http://www.cemeterydance.com/extras/...op-wallpapers/

Brian

[Tommy]

Before I start promoting this widely, does anyone want to check the links on this page and see if everything works okay?

http://www.cemeterydance.com/extras/...op-wallpapers/

Brian

They all worked for me, cool idea!

[Brian James Freeman]

They all worked for me, cool idea!

Thanks for checking them out!

[peteOcha]

Very cool!

I noticed that when clicking on the 1440x900, it brings up a 1200x800 file. Same case for all 3.

[peteOcha]

And the 1920x1080 are 1440x900

[Dan Hocker]

Thanks Pete. I'll let Brian know so he can fix it.

[peteOcha]

Np. Other than that they all worked fine.

[Brian James Freeman]

And the 1920x1080 are 1440x900

Thanks, it should be fixed now!

[Brian James Freeman]

The Scribner cover for the trade edition has been posted:

http://www.stephenking.com/promo/doctor_sleep/

[srboone]

Cool. Of course, I don't know that the sequel was long-"awaited"...

[peteOcha]

Wow, thats a pretty cool cover!

[bookworm 1]

Cool. Of course, I don't know that the sequel was long-"awaited"...

The book is long awaited by the publisher.......And the rest of us are just looking forward to reading this.

[subie09lega]

I like the Scribner cover but I like the CD covers better (no surprise there), CD's are some of the best I've seen on a book - very creepy but beautiful, though I don't know that I'd want that lettered edition one staring at me all the time.

[sunnyckf]

I think both covers have their merits. The CD covers are excellent for deluxe special editions whilst the Scribner fit entirely with their trade edition.

And from what I can gather from the various King interviews on the internet regarding Doctor Sleep and from the b&w artworks posted on the CD product page for the book, I am assuming that the lady with the top hat behind the veil of smoke in the Scribner cover is the main villain of the piece, possibly the leader of the True Knot.

Have been listening to Lilja's latest podcast where they were commenting on the cover (not too favorably ) and hoping that those smoke would have relevant connection to the story. I think the smoke do have relevant connection. My guess is those smoke are the essence of 'The Shining' power from the children the True Knot abducted and tortured to death along their sojourn through the highways of America.

The CD b&w artwork with the said woman in the top hat imbuing the smoke from a flask kind of gave it away I think.

[oceanic remnant]

Looking forward to getting my hands on that book. He has always been one of my favourite writers.