Isbn: 0-297-85063-6.

4. Thorndike, ME: Thorndike Press, March 2005, 807 pp., hardcover. ISBN: 0-7862-7422-0.

Large print edition.

5. New York: NY: Scribner, [August] 2005, 445 pp., trade paperback. ISBN: 0-7432-6753-2.

Note: This edition features an index, a new essay by Stewart O’Nan and a reprint of King’s “It’s

Weird But True: The Gloom is Gone in Mudville.”

Section II: Short Non-Fiction

[Letter]—

295Locus (March, 1998): 70.

[Title unknown]—

348The Enterprise [weekly newspaper; Lisbon Falls, Maine] (1964). Note: King’s articles

only appeared in the local (Lisbon Falls, Maine) edition of the newspaper, not the statewide edition.

[Title unknown]—

348The Enterprise [weekly newspaper; Lisbon Falls, Maine] (1964). Note: King’s articles

only appeared in the local (Lisbon Falls, Maine) edition of the newspaper, not the statewide edition.

[Title unknown]—

281 Appearances:

1. The Maine Times (March [?], 1976).

2. As “Constant Reader: Gone to the Movies” in Coda: Poets & Writers Newsletter Volume 4,

Number 2 (November/December, 1976): 20.

[Title unknown]—

382The Register [newspaper run by King’s brother-in-law Christopher Spruce; Bangor, Maine]

(May 11, 1988)

[Title unknown]—

382The Register [newspaper run by King’s brother-in-law Christopher Spruce; Bangor, Maine]

(May 18, 1988)

[Title unknown]—

382The Register [newspaper run by King’s brother-in-law Christopher Spruce; Bangor, Maine]

(May 25, 1988)

[Title unknown]—

382 Appearances:

1. The Register [newspaper run by King’s brother-in-law Christopher Spruce; Bangor, Maine]

(June 1, 1988)

[Title unknown]—

397le nouvel Observateur [France] Special Edition (November, 1994).

[Untitled]—

279TV Guide (July 13-19, 1968): A-2.

[Untitled]—

112The Shining, by Stephen King. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co., 1977, hardcover, [no

pagination at the beginning of the book].

[Untitled]—

353Dreamworks [“an interdisciplinary quarterly on the art of dreaming,” published New York:

Human Sciences Press and Los Angeles: Occidental College] Vol. 1, No. 4 (Summer, 1981): 325.

[Untitled]—

283Dark Horizons No. 26 (Spring, 1983): 37.

[Untitled]—

123Satyricon II Program Book, edited by Rusty Burke. Knoxville, TN: Satyricon

II/DeepSouthCon XXI, June 1983, trade paperback, [p. 42].

[Untitled]—

284The Bewilderbeast [“fanzine”] No. 5 (1984): 33.

[Untitled]—

374Bangor Daily News (October 31, 1986): 17.

[Untitled]—

131Misery, by Stephen King. New York: Viking, [June] 1987, hardcover, [no pagination at the

beginning of the book].

[Untitled]—

131The Tommyknockers, by Stephen King. New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, [November] 1987,

hardcover, p. 6.

[Untitled]—

289The Bangor Review [free weekly newspaper; Bangor, Maine] (December 23-29, 1987): 2.

[Untitled]—

289Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror—The World of Forrest J. Ackerman at Auction—

Guernsey’s. New York, New York: Guernsey’s, [December] 1987, paperback, p. 22. No ISBN.

[Untitled]—

290Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror—The World of Forrest J. Ackerman at Auction—

Guernsey’s. New York, New York: Guernsey’s, [December] 1987, paperback, p. 48. No ISBN.

[Untitled]—

142Gerald’s Game , by Stephen King. New York: Viking [ABA (American Booksellers

Association) edition], [May] 1992, hardcover [no pagination at the beginning of the book].

[Untitled]—

391 Appearances:

1. Locus (October, 1992): 70-71. Note: King’s contribution is part of a longer article with other

contributors.

2. As “Fritz Leiber” in Gummitch and Friends, Special Edition, by Fritz Leiber. Hampton

Falls, NH: Donald M. Grant, Publisher, 1992, hardcover, p. 27-29. ISBN: 1-880418-18-5. Deluxe

limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies, signed by Margo Skinner Leiber and artist Rodger

Gerberding. This deluxe limited edition of this book includes 36 pages of tributes by King and others

that are not available in the trade edition. Note: King’s contribution is part of a longer article with

other contributors.

3. As “A World Without Fritz” in Nebula Awards 28: SFWA’s Choices for the Best Science

Fiction and Fantasy of the Year , edited by James Morrow. New York: Harcourt, Brace, & Co.,

1994, hardcover, p. 101-103. ISBN: 0-15-100082-4.

3a. As “A World Without Fritz” in Nebula Awards 28: SFWA’s Choices for the Best Science

Fiction and Fantasy of the Year , edited by James Morrow. New York: Harvest Books, A Division

of Harcourt, Brace, & Co., April 1994, trade paperback, p. 101-103. ISBN: 0-15-600039-3.

[Untitled]—

315ReKooperation—A Nonverbal Scenic Selection of Soul Souvenirs, by Al Kooper. New

York: BMG/MusicMasters, [February] 1994, p. 4-6. [Compact disc; printed in album sleeve].

[Untitled]—

396 Appearances:

1. alt.books.stephen-king [Internet newsgroup] (October 6, 1994).

2 . The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities , by Stephen J. Spignesi. New York: Birch Lane Press, An Imprint

of Carol Publishing, 1998, hardcover, p. 285-286. ISBN: 1-55972-469-2.

2a. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities: Complete & Uncut Edition , by Stephen J. Spignesi. Woodstock,

GA: Overlook Connection Press, 1998, hardcover, p. 337-338. ISBN: 0-892950-03-0. Limited

edition of 1,000 numbered copies, signed by the author, Tyson Blue, and James Cole.

2b. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions, and Oddities: Complete & Uncut Edition , by Stephen J. Spignesi. Woodstock,

GA: Overlook Connection Press, 1998, hardcover, p. 337-338. Limited edition of 52 lettered copies,

with slipcase, signed by the author, Tyson Blue, and James Cole.

2c. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities , by Stephen J. Spignesi. New York, NY: Citadel Press, June

2002, trade paperback, p. 285-286. ISBN: 0-8065-2390-5.

[Untitled]—

314 Appearances:

1. Night of the Living Dead: 25thAnniversary Collector’s Edition . 1994. [Laser disc; printed

in liner notes.]

2 . Night of the Living Dead: Millennium Edition. Elite Entertainment, [March] 2002. [DVD;

printed in liner notes].

[Untitled]—

316Michael McDermott, by Michael McDermott. New York: EMD/Capitol, [February] 1996,

[no pagination]. [Compact disc; printed in album sleeve].

[Untitled]—

150The Dark Tower IV: An Excerpt from the Upcoming Wizard and Glass: A Gift from

Stephen King. New York: Penguin Books USA, [Fall] 1996, mini-paperback, [i]. Note: This is a

promotional booklet that was given away with purchase of the hardcover editions of both

Desperation and The Regulators.

[Untitled]—

401 Appearances:

1. alt.books.stephen-king [Internet newsgroup] (November 21, 1996).

2. Phantasmagoria [Stephen King “fanzine”] #4 (March, 1997): 5.

3 . The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities , by Stephen J. Spignesi. New York: Birch Lane Press, An Imprint

of Carol Publishing, 1998, hardcover, p. 287-288. ISBN: 1-55972-469-2.

3a. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities: Complete & Uncut Edition , by Stephen J. Spignesi. Woodstock,

GA: Overlook Connection Press, 1998, hardcover, p. 338-340. ISBN: 0-892950-03-0. Limited

edition of 1,000 numbered copies, signed by the author, Tyson Blue, and James Cole.

3b. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities: Complete & Uncut Edition , by Stephen J. Spignesi. Woodstock,

GA: Overlook Connection Press, 1998, hardcover, p. 338-340. Limited edition of 52 lettered copies,

signed by the author, Tyson Blue, and James Cole.

3c. The Lost Work of Stephen King: A Guide to Unpublished Manuscripts, Story Fragments,

Alternative Versions and Oddities , by Stephen J. Spignesi. New York, NY: Citadel Press, June

2002, trade paperback, p. 287-288. ISBN: 0-8065-2390-5.

4 . The Road to the Dark Tower: Exploring Stephen King’s Magnum Opus , by Bev Vincent.

New York, NY: New American Library, September 2004, trade paperback, p. 17-18. ISBN: 0-

45121304-1.

4 a . The Road to the Dark Tower , by Bev Vincent. Baltimore, MD: Cemetery Dance

Publications, 2005, hardcover, p. 30-31. ISBN: 1-58767-104-2. Limited edition of 1,000 numbered

copies, signed by the author.

4 b . The Road to the Dark Tower , by Bev Vincent. Baltimore, MD: Cemetery Dance

Publications, 2005, hardcover, p. 30-31. ISBN: 1-58767-104-2. Limited edition of 52 lettered

copies, signed by the author.

[Untitled]—

271The Church of Dead Girls, by Stephen Dobyns. New York: Metropolitan Books, A

Division of Henry Holt and Company, Inc., March 1997, paperback, p. [1-3]. Advance Reading

Copy.

[Untitled]—

151TV Guide (April 26-May 2, 1997): 22.

[Untitled]—

153 Appearances:

1 . KING etc. London: A BOOKS etc. publication, in association with Hodder & Stoughton,

[August] 1998, paperback, [no pagination at the beginning of the book]. A free promotional book.

2 . Bag of Bones, by Stephen King. London: Hodder & Stoughton, [Summer] 1998, trade

paperback with slipcase, [no pagination at the beginning of the book]. Advance Reader’s Copy. Note:

Only 200 copies were printed.

3. Bag of Bones: A Preview. New York, NY: Scribner, [Fall 1998], paperback, p. 1. No ISBN.

[Expanded version] Note: This is a promotional “limited edition collector’s magazine” which also

includes an excerpt from King’s novel Bag of Bones and an interview.

4. This letter was sent out to various booksellers as a promotion. Fall 1998.

5. This letter also appeared as “Letter from King” on Simon & Schuster’s official web site. Fall

1998.

[Untitled]—

406 Distributed with review copies of King’s novel The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon . Also

sent as part of an e-mail to subscribers of Simon & Schuster’s Stephen King mailing list. March 1999.

[Untitled]—

156The New Lieutenant’s Rap , by Stephen King. Bangor, ME: Philtrum Press, April 1999,

paperback, [no pagination]. A limited edition chapbook.

[Untitled]—

407 Appearances:

1 . Bag of Bones, by Stephen King. New York: Pocket Books, June 1999, mass-market

paperback. [No pagination at the end of the book.]

2. As “Letter from King” on Simon & Schuster’s official web site. 1999. Note: This version is

longer than the original appearance.

[Untitled]—

250Prize Stories 1999: The O. Henry Awards , edited by Larry Dark. New York: Anchor

Books, Published by Doubleday, A Division of Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc.,

October 1999, trade paperback, p. 34. ISBN: 0-385-49358-4.

[Untitled]—

158 Appearances:

1 . Master’s Choice: Mystery Stories by Today’s Top Writers and the Masters that Inspired

Them, edited by Lawrence Block. New York: A Berkley Prime Crime Book, Published by the

Berkley Publishing Group, A Division of Penguin Putnam Inc., November 1999, hardcover, p. 5.