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A prized signed UK first edition of Stephen King’s bestselling supernatural classic, Bag of Bones. Published by Hodder & Stoughton, this collectible edition represents the true first UK appearance of the novel and has been personally signed by King.
Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel, Bag of Bones blends ghost story, mystery, and psychological suspense into one of King’s most acclaimed works. Signed first editions of this title remain highly sought after by collectors, particularly examples in superior condition.
An essential addition to any serious Stephen King collection, combining the desirability of a true first edition with the enduring appeal of one of King’s most celebrated novels.
This copy is being offered as a fine condition book and dust jacket. Payments available. Contact us for more information.
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