He wakes up to unspeakable pain (a dislocated pelvis, a crushed knee, two shattered legs) and to a bizarre greeting from the woman who has saved his life: "I'm your number one fan!"Īnnie Wilkes is a huge ex-nurse, handy with controlled substances and other instruments of abuse, including an axe and a blowtorch. Paul Sheldon, author of a bestselling series of historical romances, wakes up one winter day in a strange place, a secluded farmhouse in Colorado. The remaining 15 copies are numbered in red and reserved for private distribution.Stephen King is arguably the most popular novelist in the history of American fiction. Limited to 200 copies, of which the first 185 are for sale and numbered in black.Printed letterpress on Crane's Lettra 100% cotton paper.Full Japanese cloth, featuring a blind stamped front cover, and a leather spine label stamped in gold leaf.Offset printed on Mohawk Superfine Eggshell paper.Beautiful full-color wrap around dust jacket art by Rick Berry, only available on the Artist Gift edition.Grant editions of The Talisman and Black House by Stephen King and Peter Straub Measures 7.5” x 10.5”, and features eight new full-color illustrations by Rick Berry, whose critically acclaimed work includes the Donald M.
Annie forces Paul to write a new book modifying the story – no matter what it takes. Following the completion of his latest book, Paul is rescued from a near fatal car crash by his self-proclaimed #1 fan Annie Wilkes, who transports the writer to her home only to hold him hostage after discovering what Paul has done to Misery in his latest book. Misery’s protagonist is Paul Sheldon, a writer famed for his Victorian-era romance novels that revolve around the life and loves of Misery Chastain. Originally published in 1987, Misery was nominated for the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel in 1988, and was later made into an Academy Award winning film starring Kathy Bates and James Caan, as well as an off-Broadway play of the same name. Dust jacket and interior illustrations by Rick Berry
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