Stephen King the Doubleday Years

[Brian James Freeman]

As a sneak peek of what's to come in the future, I'm really excited about the interior artwork for NIGHT SHIFT. Illustrations for every story by an artist who really "gets" the mood of the book. His sketches have been nicer than some of the finished artwork I've seen people turn in. Here's a sample and please remember it is just an early sketch:



Brian

[frik51]

Another winner for sure! And already pre-ordered.
But, where's the lettered edition (to pre-order I mean)?
All spoken for, I guess.

sk

[bsaenz24]

Cemetery Dance Publications is thrilled to announce our special edition of The Shining by Stephen King, featuring his long lost prologue "Before the Play" restored at the beginning of the novel for the first time anywhere in the world:

http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/PROD/king11

Brian

SCHWING!!

...includes the complete text of "Before the Play," Stephen King's 40 page prologue that has never appeared in any edition of The Shining

DOUBLE SCHWING!!

[Brian James Freeman]

Cemetery Dance Publications is thrilled to announce our special edition of The Shining by Stephen King, featuring his long lost prologue "Before the Play" restored at the beginning of the novel for the first time anywhere in the world:

http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/PROD/king11



Brian

[bsaenz24]

I'm telling you now, THIS is going to be the collection to have!!!

[St. Troy]

Boo-yah!

[Brian James Freeman]

Brian

[Dave1442397]

I might have mentioned earlier in this thread that the Folio Society was also doing an edition of The Shining this year. I'd thought it was due in the fall, but it's on their site now.

It's an interesting edition, but the artwork (Edward Kinsella) does nothing for me; I'm not surprised to find that the CD edition is the better one (based on the little I've seen of it).

But still, I had to buy it! Thanks for the heads up

[St. Troy]

I might have mentioned earlier in this thread that the Folio Society was also doing an edition of The Shining this year. I'd thought it was due in the fall, but it's on their site now.

It's an interesting edition, but the artwork (Edward Kinsella) does nothing for me; I'm not surprised to find that the CD edition is the better one (based on the little I've seen of it).

[Brian861]

I like all the looks for The Shining. Really dig the AE cover.

[T-Dogz_AK47]

I like that artwork A LOT!!!!!

[Brian James Freeman]

Are those Shining proofs indicative of what the real (GE/SL/#d) editions might look something like?

Hey, don't ask such snarky questions! I kid, I kid...

The review copy (the second one with the full art on the cover) is very similar to the Gift Edition cover. The artist edition will have this artwork on the front cover:



Brian

[St. Troy]

Are those Shining proofs indicative of what the real (GE/SL/#d) editions might look something like?

[Martin]

Since this one will be headed to the printer in about six weeks, I guess it's okay for me to show off some quick photos of the interoffice proof and the official review copy now:




Brian

THis set is shpaing up very nicely!

[Tommy]

Since this one will be headed to the printer in about six weeks, I guess it's okay for me to show off some quick photos of the interoffice proof and the official review copy now:




Brian

One of each please!