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Product Details
This listing features a Signed UK First Edition / First Printing of Stephen King’s Lisey’s Story, released by Hodder & Stoughton. The UK first printing is significantly less common than the U.S. Scribner edition, and signed copies are especially prized due to King’s limited UK signing appearances.
Lisey’s Story is widely regarded as one of King’s most emotionally resonant works—a literary blend of grief, memory, marriage, and the supernatural. King has frequently cited it as one of his favorite novels, adding further weight to the desirability of signed first printings.
The UK edition features distinct jacket art, production differences, and a unique presentation compared to the U.S. release, making it a standout collectible for advanced King collectors seeking international firsts.
This book is being offered with a book in fine condition and a fine dust jacket. A rare UK First Edition!
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Once a specific item, edition, or production run exits the market, it cannot be reproduced, reissued, or replaced. Many pieces offered here originate from private collections assembled decades ago and have been permanently removed from normal circulation, placing them beyond conventional availability. When verifiable rarity is combined with expert authentication grounded in over 30 years of specialization, these items represent asymmetric investment opportunities, where limited supply, protected provenance, and sustained collector demand create meaningful long-term appreciation potential.
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