For Cleo and August Jacob —
Best wishes from
Stephen King
July 8, 1976.
Bridgton, Maine

For John D. McDonald —
With good wishes and
admiration — any similarity to your
own work in these tales is part of
a debt I owe you — when I was
learning to write, you kept school
for me —
Be well and live forever —
Steve King

For Franklin Coleman Harris —
With best wishes from your #1 fan —
Stephen King

MEET
STEPHEN KING
former UMO Student and Maine Campus-Columnist
and Author of
"CARRIE"
at the
UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
"Carrie" has been bought by
publishers in Japan, England, France & Spain.
Several film companies have already expressed strong interest.
A novel about the other world in this
world. It is the chilling story of a girl &
her strange power!

For Jim,
with a great deal of affection.
We went to the same school together.
I think we are still going.
And I hope you'll write and tell
me what you think. I worked hard
on this.
—Steve
November 9, 1975.

For Clara, with best wishes
from myself and your son — and
have a Merry Christmas!
Stephen King
November 20, 1975.

For Cleo and August Jacob —
Best wishes from
Stephen King
July 8, 1976.
Bridgton, Maine

For Bob Bloch, with best wishes
and much admiration —
I haven't been writing because
I've been writing, if you take my
meaning — I lost the address to write
to and get your LP, and then found it again in this month's issue of
EQMM - so I'm sending for it
tomorrow with high hopes and antic-
ipation.
Hope you'll enjoy this story. It's
a great pleasure to be able to send it to you.
All best,
Steve King
January 9, 1977.

For Ann —
With love from
your husband Neville —
and best from me —
Stephen King
November 21, 1977.

For Stuart David Schiff
whose magazine has
given me so much
pleasure — Whispers
forever!
Be well,
Stephen King

Mr. King has traveled from his home in the
woods of southwest Maine to New York City to kick
off a blitz publicity tour: scheduled are two days
each in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago and a
day in Milwaukee (where he has to conduct per-
sonal business but will fit in some press appear-
ances at the publisher's behest).
He's squeezed this newspaper interview in be-
tween a book-signing session at Brentano's and a
radio spot. He has the look of a man on the run.

For Vicki —
Thanks for showing
me around — and yeah,
you're right — New York looks better
from the back of a limosine —
Best,
Stephen King
(NYC pothole)

For Burt —
Hope you find something
to like here — and hope
all of yours have a happy
Christmas —
Steve King
And thanks for your help with
what's writ herein —
S.K.

For Father Jay Thorn —
Hope you'll enjoy this tale
of love and horror beyond
the end of the world —
Best, Stephen King

Pro Libris
BOOKSHOP
"A Reader's Paradise"
10 Third St. (Off Union)
Bangor, Maine 04401
(207) 942-3019

For Raeanne —
The Haitians believe that to
take a photograph is to steal
the sould of the subject — but having
met you, I'd say you have plenty of
sould of your own. Believe me, it was
a pleasure —
Stephen King

Kubla's Ninth Khanphony
Guest of honor: Charles L. Grant
Master of Ceremonies: Andrew J. Offutt
1981 Frank R. Paul Award Winner: Jack Gaughan
Special Guests: Forrest J. Ackermann & Stephen King

For Kirby —
who is a class act and always will
be, I guess; what's bred in the love comes
out in the skin.
Thanks for making me write this!
Love, Steve King

To Terry —
Bark! Bark! Rowf!
Rowf! Also, woof, and....
Bite!
Best,
Stephen King

To Robert and Fritz (oops!) Chris —
Welcome to the weird,
weird west!
Stephen King

For John D. McDonald —
With good wishes and
admiration — any similarity to your
own work in these tales is part of
a debt I owe you — when I was
learning to write, you kept school
for me —
Be well and live forever —
Steve King

For Kirby —
As always thanks for making this
happen — and believing in it, and
in me —
Best,
Stephen King

For David and Donna Morrell —
Lots of good wishes, for now
and in the year to come we
think of you often, and fondly —
Be well,
Steve King

For Connie —
I thought this might amuse
you! Best wishes in 1983 — we
think of you often, and with affection.
Stephen King

For Patti and Ron Nowood (and the
new Nowood heir) —
Happy New Year from the
cold country, and remember these words
of wisdom from David Allen Coe in 1983:
"I'd rather have a battle in front of
me than a frontal lobotomy." Don't
that just make you feel warm all over?
Best,
Stephen King

For Dave Smith and Family —
Good (if slightly belated) New
Year's wishes — be well in '83!
Steve King
PS. Tabby says hi!

STEPHEN KING
in person at
Forbidden Planet
On Tuesday, April 26, 12:30-2:30
to sign copies of his latest book
CHRISTINE
and of course all his work:
Carrie, The Shining, Cujo, The Stand,
Fire-starter, Creepshow, Dead Zone,
Night Shift, and Salem's Lot.

For David —
Sentiment doesn't so much embarass me as
defeat me — but I value your friendship.
Stay well —
Steve King

For Sam —
Thanks for helping to make something that could
have been so hard so easy — and so successful.
Quite a fall, huh?
Your friend, Steve King

For David, Donna, and the kids —
As you can see, the plant has
crept relentlessly outward and onward over the
last year — happy Christmas and have a
fine 1984, Geo. Orwell not withstanding.
We think of you all often, and affectionately —
Steve King

For Connie Russell —
As you can see the plant in this story
has crept a little further — but then, haven't
we all? Have a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year, and save a few evenings
for us guys!
Best,
Steve King

For Patti and Ron Nowood — (and the wee one)
With good wishes — hope you'll have
a wonderful Christmas and a very happy
New Year —
All the best,
Stephen King

For David Smith —
Best wishes for a happy New Year —
Pooh! Who's afraid of George Orwell?
(Well, actually I am, a little)
Stay well,
Stephen King

For Pete —
Hope you
enjoyed this tale of love and
horror beyond the end of the world —
Stephen King

For Joyce Moore—
With best wishes — hope you like
this. Hope I'll have a story for you soon, too.
Stephen King

For Patti and Ron Nowood —
With best wishes — hope you'll have happy holidays
and that you'll get a kick out of this little story —
Stephen King
PS — Tabby says hello!

For David and Sylvia Smith —
With best wishes and hopes that you will have a
pleasant and cheerful holiday season — I also hope you'll
like this little story.
Stephen King
PS — Tabby says hello —

For John Sagan —
With best wishes — hope you'll have a cheery holiday season,
and I hope you like this little story.
Best,
Stephen King

To Mery —
who lives in the town where
my mom was born and raised.
Stephen King

For Stephen Jay Gould —
with immense respect
and admiration — hope
you (and maybe your kids)
like this simple story —
Steve King

For Connie Russell —
Best wishes from all the crazies at Zenith
House... and all the crazies at mine! Hope you'll
have a lovely Christmas and a great 1986
Tabby and the kids say hi —
Steve King

For Patti and Ron Nowood —
Best wishes from all the crazies at Zenith
House... and all the crazies at mine
(of whom my wife Tabitha is far from the
least). Hope you have pleasant holidays and
a great 1986.
Regards —
Stephen King

For Mary Ann Palumbo —
Best wishes from all the crazies at
Zenith House — and, of course, all the
crazies at mine. Hope you'll have
nothing but the best in '86.
Tabby says hi —
Steve King

For Dave Smith —
All of the best and none of
the worst in 1984; all the crazies
at Zenith House say hello, and
so, of course, do all the crazies
at mine —
Steve King

For Kirby —
I've always tried to give you my
best because that's what you always
have given me — thanks again, man —
Stephen King

For John and Dorothy McDonald —
Bet you didn't know they piled
shit this high, did
you?
Stephen King

For Paul —
I guess this is a real
collector's item — other than
contributors' copies, I think this
is the first one I've signed —
Stephen King
P.S. — Happy
birthday!

For Henk —
Hope you'll like the
world you'll glimpse
through these eyes.
Warm wishes,
Stephen King

For Burt and Virginia —
with hopes that your
states will encompass everything
but this — misery.
Much love,
Steve King
[...] graduation day.

For Michael Collings —
when it comes to dedication;
man, you're the champ — thanks for
everything — and I hope your life
will encompass all but the title
of this book. With warm affection,
Steve King

For David and Donna —
You'll see you didn't make the final
cut, David, but I hope you'll both
like this anyway — and I'm anxious
to read your new book! It sounds
like a wowser!
with best wishes,
Stephen King

For Jim Thompson —
Best wishes from your #1 fan —
Stephen King
and thanks for the obit — good to know that
cockadoodie brat Annie is finally gone —
S.K.

For Steve, Deborah, Ethan, and Jessie —
Best wishes, and welcome to the nineties!
Stephen King

For Susan —
Thanks for your neat letter,
and I hope your guy will be
home safe from the Mideast soon —
meantime, here are two stories you
mayn't have read — and check out
Dan Simmons! He's great!
Stephen King
November 7, 1990

For Steve and Deborah Gould —
With lots of love to Ethan
and Jessie, as well. Steve, I know you
don't believe in the devil, but I'm sure
you do believe that, if there was such a
creature, he would undoubtedly ensnare
the souls of young boys by offering them
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball cards
cheap! Love you guys,
Stephen King

For Marc — with
best wishes from Jake,
Eddie, Susannah, Oy,
and, of course, Roland
of Gilead —
Stephen King

For Franklin Coleman Harris —
With best wishes from your #1 fan —
Stephen King

MEET
Stephen King
Saturday, June 19
4:00 - 6:00 PM
Join us at our new location
in the Bangor Mall
(207) 942-8219
In order to accommodate as many of Mr. King's
fans as possible, there will be a 2 book limit.
At least one book must be purchased the day
of event.
B. Dalton
bookseller

Horrific book signing
Vicki Howland of Bangor gets
a copy of "Nightmares and Dreamscapes"
autographed by author Stephen King
during a book signing at BookMarc's
in Bangor Wednesday. The line
stretched outside and down Central
Street as King signed
more than 200 books in two hours.

For Iowa Bob — Looking
forward to dinner; in the meantime, you
can count the hours with this. Thanks again
for supporting the Bangor Y!
Stephen King