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Stephen King – Cujo (PS Publishing Signed Limited Edition #753/1000)
A beautifully produced PS Publishing limited edition of Stephen King’s classic novel Cujo. This copy is#753 of 1,000 numbered copies and is housed in the publisher’s illustrated slipcase. The volume features artwork by Glenn Chadbourne and is signed by Sarah Pinborough and Glenn Chadbourne as issued. Stephen King’s signature appearing in the book is a facsimile reproduction, not an original signature.
Originally published in 1981, Cujo remains one of King’s most suspenseful and emotionally gripping novels, chronicling the terrifying ordeal of a mother and son trapped by a rabid St. Bernard. This PS Publishing edition presents the novel in an elegant collector’s format, enhanced by Chadbourne’s atmospheric illustrations and high-quality production values.
This copy is being offered in fine condition.
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