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[brlesh]

Me too! Made me instantly think of the Heller book they did a while back. Am wondering if we're getting a second Heller book.

I’m guessing another Stewart O’Nan book.

B

[brlesh]

I talked to Heller's agent about another one and they were really excited but the conversation kind of died off and I haven't circled back... Do you think collectors would want another one?

Yes!

[Brian James Freeman]

Me too! Made me instantly think of the Heller book they did a while back. Am wondering if we're getting a second Heller book.

I talked to Heller's agent about another one and they were really excited but the conversation kind of died off and I haven't circled back... Do you think collectors would want another one?

[sholloman81]

From today’s update; “We're working on a Limited Edition of one of my favorite plague stories, a more "literary" take on life in a time of sickness and madness, and it's also moving along nicely at the printer. We will announce this one in November.”

Instantly intrigued.

Me too! Made me instantly think of the Heller book they did a while back. Am wondering if we're getting a second Heller book.

[Splync]

From today’s update; “We're working on a Limited Edition of one of my favorite plague stories, a more "literary" take on life in a time of sickness and madness, and it's also moving along nicely at the printer. We will announce this one in November.”

Instantly intrigued.

Brian James Freeman Presents The COVID Diaries

[RonClinton]

From today’s update; “We're working on a Limited Edition of one of my favorite plague stories, a more "literary" take on life in a time of sickness and madness, and it's also moving along nicely at the printer. We will announce this one in November.”

Instantly intrigued.

[Brian James Freeman]

Announcing a trade paperback edition of Seven Shades of Evil by Robert McCammon, the ninth volume in his acclaimed Matthew Corbett series --> https://lividian.com/new-edition-ann...bert-mccammon/

[swintek]

King’s essay was the intro to one of the Pocket Books editions, I think. Other than RC’s essay, there is no other crossover material.

Cool- thanks, Brian!

[Brian James Freeman]

This book sounds- and looks!- great, Brian. 2 Questions: Is the King Essay a reprint? And, is there any crossover material from Chizmar's (hopefully forthcoming soon) "Revisited" book?

King’s essay was the intro to one of the Pocket Books editions, I think. Other than RC’s essay, there is no other crossover material.

[swintek]

This book sounds- and looks!- great, Brian. 2 Questions: Is the King Essay a reprint? And, is there any crossover material from Chizmar's (hopefully forthcoming soon) "Revisited" book?

[Brian James Freeman]

Anybody grab a copy of this yet? I'm on the fence as I don't traditionally enjoy reading essays and I already know a ton about the genesis of the book & film, but I do love me some Carrie & SK; so, I'm very tempted, especially with all that artwork. I will probably wait until closer to the pre-order deadline to make a final decision.

If it helps, a lot of the essays are more personal takes on how the book affected the person and their work or their career. Some people dig that sort of thing, and others don’t. But you are right, there is also a pretty comprehensive overview of the history of the writing and publishing of the book from a couple of different POVs.

[sholloman81]

Anybody grab a copy of this yet? I'm on the fence as I don't traditionally enjoy reading essays and I already know a ton about the genesis of the book & film, but I do love me some Carrie & SK; so, I'm very tempted, especially with all that artwork. I will probably wait until closer to the pre-order deadline to make a final decision.

[Brian James Freeman]

Just announced! CARRIE'S LEGACY: essays, artwork, and more! Limited Time Only! --> https://lividian.com/store/carries-l...mited-edition/

[Brian James Freeman]

Updates: Signed Stephen King, HORNS, THEM, and a September 21 announcement: https://lividian.com/updates-signed-...-announcement/

[dannyboy121070]

I think we all still think of ourselves as kids. McCammon turned 72 in July. Had he maintained his original plan of alternating books, Leviathan wouldn't have appeared until he'd have been almost 80.

I know of at least three novels he still plans to write in the coming years.

Based on the back-cover pics of his more recent books, he looks damned good for 72. Long may he continue to write!