Stephen King returns to ‘SALEM’S LOT with super-sized edition

by Rod Lott on October 7, 2005 · 3 comments

salem\'s lot illustrated edition king reviewFirst published in 1975, ‘SALEM’S LOT was Stephen King’s second novel. No doubt with a little help thanks to the truly frightening 1979 TV-movie, the book has become a seminal work of the vampire genre.

Whether you’ve never read it or can’t get enough of it, Doubleday is issuing ‘SALEM’S LOT: ILLUSTRATED EDITION next month in honor of its 30th anniversary. Like a DVD director’s cut, the hardcover will feature eight black-and-white photos by Jerry Uelsmann (KINGDOM HOSPITAL), two previously unpublished short stories related to the novel and a new introduction from King himself. Oh, and 50 new pages that make it the “masterpiece as (King) always envisioned it.”

This new LOT comes to pass on Nov. 1; you can preorder it now.

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Rod is the fearless editor-in-chief of BOOKGASM and a voice of reason in Oklahoma City.

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Flash October 10, 2005 at 7:13 am

I think I just creamed myself.

Am I allowed to say that? I guess it is BOOKGASM, after all.

Thanks for this wonderful bit of news!

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Rod Lott October 10, 2005 at 7:14 am

Judges? Yes, we’ll allow it!

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