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Product Details
This is the Signed Limited Edition of Song of Susannah (2004), published by Donald M. Grant, the premier press behind Stephen King’s Dark Tower series. This edition is hand‑numbered #1055 of 1500 copies, each signed by Stephen King and artist Darrel Anderson, making it one of the most visually distinctive volumes in the late‑series limiteds. Song of Susannah is a critical bridge between Wolves of the Calla and the final volume, pushing the ka‑tet into deeper metaphysical territory while centering Susannah Dean’s struggle for control over her own mind and body. Anderson’s dreamlike, surreal illustrations amplify the tension and psychological depth of the narrative, giving this limited edition a unique artistic identity within the Grant line.
This copy is being offered with a fine edition slipcase, book and dust jacket.
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