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Welcome, Jess! There's lots of explore, enjoy!

Hey,

I'm Herbie_Marsten.

As I search for King Information The Dark Tower keeps popping up. So I decided to join here. Posted ( maybe) an uncollected list. Liked the Castle Rock Index. Trying to find some of the rarer works. I have Spignesi's Lost Works. Bev Vincent website and Hans Lilja Library are BIG helps too.

Hey,

I was wondering how others store their King Collection. Alphabetical, chronological, by Favorites, by value.

Is there a thread for this already?

Go to Calvin's Corner and look around. You should find the appropriate thread there.

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Hey,

I was wondering how others store their King Collection. Alphabetical, chronological, by Favorites, by value.

Is there a thread for this already?

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Chronological is the only sane choice.

It sounds like you've been engrossed in a Stephen King (SK) literature binge lately, which can be quite an immersive experience! Is there a particular Stephen King book or story that has captured your attention recently, or are you revisiting some of his classics?free fire name

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It sounds like you've been engrossed in a Stephen King (SK) literature binge lately, which can be quite an immersive experience! Is there a particular Stephen King book or story that has captured your attention recently, or are you revisiting some of his classics?free fire name

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I just picked up my copy of Stephen Spignisi's "The Lost Work of Stephen King "
Was able to find a few of the rare publishing on eBay.
1991 World Series Program
fantasy and Science Fiction Convention program honoring Peter Straub
The Lawnmower Man comic
Twilight Zone magazine

I also found the first year or year and a half Castle Rock Newsletter


I also collect The Eyes of the Dragon in different languages. I have US, UK, French, German, & Russian

How do I add a picture to my profile?

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Hey,

I was wondering how others store their King Collection. Alphabetical, chronological, by Favorites, by value.

Is there a thread for this already?

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Chronological is the only sane choice.

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I store mine

Top shelf: Dark Tower, (since there's room Books about SK)
Second shelf starts Carrie through Fairy Tale (including anthologies published by SK) after that (Second bookcase about 4yh shelf are anthologies that include at least 1 SK story. Followed by Joe and Owen "s books.

The first bookcase has a tall shelf on the bottom, my SOD, Riding the Bullet, CD artwork books are there along with comic boxes - on my third between Stephen and Joe. I have a binder with King's EW columns and another binder of work I've found and made copies / printed.

These 2 bookcase sit in a corner with a shelf on top, which includes decks of cards, POP figures nib, Stephen King nesting dolls, a model 57 Plymouth Fury (the supermarket was selling about 15 yrs ago).

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Welcome.

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Sir/Ma'm, this is a Wendy's drive thru.

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Crafting an introduction is like sketching the first strokes of a self-portrait. In their thoughts, individuals may navigate the delicate balance of revealing facets that define them—accomplishments, passions, or quirks. It's a mental choreography, orchestrating a glimpse into one's identity to connect, resonate, and spark a meaningful exchange.

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Welcome to the board!

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Crafting an introduction is like sketching the first strokes of a self-portrait. In their thoughts, individuals may navigate the delicate balance of revealing facets that define them—accomplishments, passions, or quirks. It's a mental choreography, orchestrating a glimpse into one's identity to connect, resonate, and spark a meaningful exchange.

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Sir/Ma'm, this is a Wendy's drive thru.

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Crafting an introduction is like sketching the first strokes of a self-portrait. In their thoughts, individuals may navigate the delicate balance of revealing facets that define them—accomplishments, passions, or quirks. It's a mental choreography, orchestrating a glimpse into one's identity to connect, resonate, and spark a meaningful exchange.

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Introducing myself feels like painting a canvas of identity. I strive to articulate my essence, experiences, and aspirations within a limited space. Crafting an introduction that captures attention, conveys authenticity, and sparks curiosity is essential for making meaningful connections and leaving a lasting impression.

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They are banned.

Hey guys :) been a while!

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Hey guys :) been a while!

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Oh my. A Blast From The Past.
7.5 years since we have heard from you. Welcome back.

Blimey - it has been a while! Thanks Jerome :couple:

I had to do a double take! It's really Lisa!!

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Hey guys :) been a while!

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Please tell me I lured you back here. If not, just lie to me anyway. :lol:

Welcome, Jabari. :D

Hello everyone!

First time poster, but long time reader.

I always visit this forum to tell let myself know there are other Tower Junkies out there. My friends have not read the full series and I'm on my second re-read.

Welcome to the board.