Showing posts with label One For The Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One For The Road. Show all posts
Monday, January 24, 2011
Another Dollar Baby Film "Fall River"
A filmmaker by the name of Ricardo Rebelo a teacher at Bristol Community College is about to film an adaptation of the King story One for the Road
after purchasing the rights for a dollar through the Dollar Baby program. The name of the film will be Fall River. The full story is at Wicked Local.com
Monday, April 19, 2010
PS Publishing in the UK publishing Stephen King's One For The Road
Stephen King's Short Story One For The Road is being published in storybook form by PS Publishing. The art does look amazing.
I reposted this article originally written by Peter Crowther on April 16th, 2010 at 13:00 PS Publishing The original source for this news was Lilja's Library.
Hi, folks;
Well, this one’s a little late, isn’t it? What can I say: the run-up to World Horror in Brighton was insane — what with trying to successfully launch fifteen books in one month — but we pulled it off. After World Horror, of course, we had to get home and start mailing out copies of those books to the people who’d placed orders for them — no rest for the wicked, I guess!
One For The Road – highly collectable illustrated Stephen King storybook ready to ship
A few words about One For The Road, our very special Stephen King storybook. Due to many requests from folks who simply couldn’t afford to stump up the loot for a five-year sub to our twice-yearly anthology, we’ve offered copies for sale individually, albeit at a pricepoint that wouldn’t annoy those who forked out for the sub.
This special landscape jacketed hardcover features 18 brand new full-page and full-color illustrations from PS favourite James Hannah, whose work has already graced the covers for Elizabeth Hand’s Illyria, Mark Samuels’s The Face Of Twilight, Graham Joyce’s TWOC, and Ray Bradbury’s classic triptych of The October Country, The Halloween Tree and Something Wicked This Way Comes.
The book will be in two states: an unsigned jacketed hardcover (500 copies) and a 100-copy slipcased hardcover signed by James. Take up has been brisk on the 100-copy signed edition, so be warned – these won’t sit in the warehouse for long!
And until the end of the month we’ll be throwing in an extra standard edition to everyone who stumps up for the top state. (And yes, that offer applies to everyone who has already pre-ordered.)
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