Thread: No e-book edition for new Stephen King thriller
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Old 05-22-2013, 12:25 PM   #69
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Originally Posted by camiller View Post
Curious. Since the only "book club" I still belong to is the Stephan King Library, and they just automatically send me his books when they come out, I'll likely still get it. But they always send hardcovers, curious if I'll get a hardcover "Book Club" edition or an actual paperback.
What did they do for his previous Hard Case Crime release (The Colorado Kid)? I'd think this would be the same.



Technically there is a hardcover of Joyland, but it's very limited (actually I see now that it's sold out already)...
http://titanbooks.com/blog/limited-e...now-available/
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