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Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished - Trade Paper Rocky Wood First Edition, 2012 Revised and Expanded edition

There are a multitude of interesting updates in the revised edition of the classic book about King's 'hidden' work - Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished. This edition is likely to prove to the definitive book about King's uncollected, unpublished and lost works.
Included in the new information are a series of newly discovered unpublished works. For many of which the author was able to secure Stephen King's exclusive and definitive statements about how they originated, and why they never saw the light of day. Many of these quotes are entertaining and even controversial. Among previously unknown works are:

• • Hatchet Head.
  • The Ladies Room.
  • and another incomplete 'Western' novel.

Stephen King reveals more about:

• • His screenplay of Asylum.
  • The Street Kid's Bible.
  • The Accident.
  • The Corner.
  • On the Island.
  • Pinfall.
  • The Star Invaders.
  • The Tommyknockers.
  • The haunted radio station screenplayand his lost radio play. One of these tales would have been Richard Bachman original!

Stephen King also helps clears up many mysteries about titles and stories he is rumoured to have written, all exclusively for this edition of Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished, including that rumoured screenplay of Poltergeist!
There are new Chapters with full detail about these newly published but uncollected tales:

• • American Vampire.
  • The Dune.
  • Herman Wouk is Still Alive.
  • The Little Green God of Agony.
  • Mile 81.
  • Morality.
  • Premium Harmony.
  • Throttle.
  • Ur.

New Poems have been added, including:

• • Mostly Old Men.
  • The Bone Church.
  • Tommy.

And there are significant revisions to many chapters, including:

• • The Reploids.
  • The Huffman Story
  • Squad D based on information exclusively provided for this edition by Stephen King!
  • Other updated chapters include new information about I Was A Teenage Grave Robber and a full revision of The Cannibals following the publication of Under the Dome.