Scribner 2018. "The Outsider" by Stephen King. Did you miss out getting a signed copy of The Outsider at the 2019 book festival? Here is a great opportunity to obtain one, which even has the original fast pass ticket from the event. Includes a new CD matching slipcase. Signed at the 2019 Wordplay Book Festival in Minneapolis, MN. 

$1,295

Donald M. Grant Publishers 2004. Personally signed by the artist, Michael Whelan, the American artist of imaginative realism. For more than 30 years, he worked as an illustrator, specializing in science fiction and fantasy cover art. The Science Fiction Hall of Fame inducted Whelan in June 2009, the first living artist so honored.
$300.

The University of Maine Press, Orono, Maine. Nov. 2016. "Hearts In Suspension". Signed First Edition, First Edition. Includes the original program booklet from the event. This publication marks the 50th anniversary of Stephen King’s entrance into the University of Maine at Orono in the fall of 1966. The accelerating war in Vietnam and great social upheaval at home exerted a profound impact on students of the period and deeply influenced King’s development as a writer and as a man.

$975

Dark Harvest Press 1988. "Night Visions 5" Signed Limited Edition No. 369 of 850. Dark Visions 5 is a horror fiction compilation, with three short stories by Stephen King, three by Dan Simmons and a novella by George R. R. Martin.  "FIRST EDITION" as stated on the copyright page. 

$675

LetterPress (Now Lividian Publications) 2020. Stephen King "Revival". Deluxe Artwork Portfolio. The artist personally signed each portfolio on a unique signature page designed around a brand-new full-color illustration inspired by the novel. The Revival Deluxe Artwork Portfolio features twenty pieces of artwork, including the alternative version of the car accident, which only appeared in the Lettered Edition of the book, and the frontispieces for both editions. The art is printed on 11 inch by 14 inch sheets of a fine 100# Linen cover stock, which is archival quality and acid free.

$250

Cemetery Dance Publications 2004-2006. Cemetery Dance Magazine issues #50 - #55. Hardcover Deluxe Editions. Signed Limited Edition matching numbers set. Each volume is #43 of 200. Personally signed by the contributors directly onto the limitation page of each book. No dust-jacket as issued. Very Fine for each volume. These magazines are now OUT OF PRINT from the publisher and will not be available for purchase again. A rare find indeed.

$795

Doubleday 1990. Personally signed by Stephen King along with the illustrator Bernie Wrightson. The "Top of the Line" in Stephen King Signed Limited Edition Books. Considered by many to be the most elegant and luxurious Stephen King leather bound collector's edition ever produced. First Edition as stated on the copyright page. Luxuriously bound in full genuine leather with gilt page edges.

$5,995

Cemetery Dance Publications 2013. Personally signed by Stephen King , Vincent Chong, and Erin S. Wells on the special limitation page. This highly sought after edition is now OUT OF PRINT and sold out from the publisher in just about 4.5 hours. In Doctor Sleep, Stephen King returns to the character and territory of one of his most popular novels ever, The Shining, in this instantly riveting novel about the now middle-aged Dan Torrance and the very special twelve-year-old girl he must save from a tribe of murderous paranormals.

$2,000

Cemetery Dance Publications 2010. Personally signed by Stephen King directly onto the limitation page. This Deluxe Special Edition is the perfect addition to any Stephen King collection. A tray-cased oversized hardcover Signed Limited Edition of only 750 copies printed in two colors and bound in leather with two color hot foil stamping, a satin ribbon page marker, and embossed end-papers.

$2,390

Cemetery Dance Publications 2002. Personally signed by Stephen King and the artist, Bernie Wrightson directly onto the limitation page of the book. "From a Buick 8 is a novel about our fascination with deadly things, about our insistence on answers when there are none, about terror and courage in the face of the unknowable."

$1,250

Chichon Books 2020. "If It Bleeds" Signed Roman Numeral XIV/XIX. Rebound series. US First Edition, First Printing. Luxuriously rebound in full genuine brown leather. This edition was part of the collection of four limited first edition rebound books. This is Roman Numeral XIV of XIX. These books were never available for sale to the general public, but rather traded within the Stephen King collecting community.

$5,500

Donald M. Grant Publishers 1984. "The Talisman" by Stephen King and Peter Straub. Two beautiful slipcased volumes for the collector of uniquely crafted books. Deluxe Edition -- issued after the trade edition by Viking Press. Bound in cream cloth with gray pictorial endpapers; bright gilt lettering and ruled boxes, with blind-stamped decoration, to the spines and front boards; and a sepia-tone illustration mounted to each front board.

$975

Philtrum Press 1982 - 1985. Association collector's edition.  A matching set. Each volume has been personally inscribed by Stephen King to Marty Ketchum. Marty Ketchum is the author that wrote the 1982 essay entitled "Stephen King: A Bibliography", along with Daniel J. H. Levack and Jeff Levin.

$25,000

Donald M. Grant Publishers 1987 - 2012. An extraordinary accomplishment. Signed eight times by Stephen King. An immaculate collection of fantasy literature that is 34 years in the completion. This is The Dark Tower series, of which King considers his magnum opus. A matching numbers set plus a bonus book, "Night Visions V" Signed Limited Edition.

$10,900

Donald M. Grant Publishers 1982: Stephen King "The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger". This special book includes an additional inscription by King directly onto the title page, opposite the limitation page, making it even more of a treasure for any dedicated collector. Association copy. 

$12,500

Donald M. Grant Publishers 1987. First Edition, First Printing. Illustrated by Phil Hale. Sealed without any flaws in custom slipcase.  "This quest is one of King's best...communicates on a genuine, human level...but rich in symbolism and allegory." 

$350

Borderlands Press 2003. Personally signed by all twenty-seven contributors. Edited by Elizabeth E. Monteleone & Thomas F. Monteleone ."This fifth volume -- the first in a decade -- features a healthy quotient of offbeat efforts that resist simple categorization." and "the range of themes that propel these uncommon tales -- personal alienation, religious intolerance, the quest for transcendence, the torture of hope -- expand the horror story's reach, and the wealth of relatively new writers featured is encouraging."

$850