IMPORTANT NEWS for Stephen King collectors:
Retailers severely underestimated how many copies of Flight or Fright edited by Stephen King and Bev Vincent they would need and many locations ran out of copies on publication day! We’re rushing a second printing, but it won’t be completed until mid-October!
We have the remaining copies of the 1st Edition, 1st Printing available for purchase on our website, and this might end up being one of the most collectible Stephen King trade hardcovers in many, many years.
If you’re more inclined to read an eBook edition or you want a copy “for the road,” be sure to purchase the eBook from your preferred e-bookstore! Here are those links:
Amazon.com
Barnes & Noble
iTunes/iBookstore
Kobo
If you’re more of a traditional print edition reader, please click on the link below for more information about our World’s First Trade Hardcover Edition and to see if we still have any copies available:
Read more or place your order while supplies last!
Thank you, as always, for your continued support and enthusiasm!
The aim of this column is to spotlight authors who have been instrumental in my development as a writer. Some of the writers I’ve covered have been legends in the field who are no longer with us; others more contemporary writers who are still very active and influential. I’m revealing them along a semi-chronological path of when I discovered them, not necessarily their publication dates. Today’s installment features a contemporary writer whose first novel had a huge impact on me, as does her continuing work: 
It’s easy to see why Stephen King’s 
