It says that Wizard and Glass is signed, yet it is still in the shrink wrap...hmmm!! Better keep my $6300...

King signs the books for Grant and then they seal them.

Bloody hell.

I wasn't even aware that there was a two-volume Wizard and Glass. I guess they are signed, and the publisher's copies would make them an unusual edition, but ... yowza. The 1st printing Grant Gunslingers usually sell for around $500.00

Here's the regular Grant edition of Wizard and Glass.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=1528664028

Dave McKean does some lovely artwork.

The publishing history of all Stephen King books published by Donald M. Grant is on this page:

http://grantbooks.com/Stephen-King.html

sigh...I'm so ready for new adventures with Roland. I think I may have to reread the books again before I get the newones.

Here's the latest:
The title for Dark Tower 6 has been released- Song of Susannah. This book will mostly deal with

I'm not concerned with 6, I just want 5 NOW! I'm working on forgeting that spoiler, cause that really could be a spoiler for 5

Well, last I heard, the last three books will all be released at once in a box set. So you might as well start craving books 5, 6, and 7 equally.

Any idea where you heard this? Considering King's official site is already indicating two volumes for release in 2003, I can believe it. Actually, a hardcover box set to end this great series would be fantastic. As we wouldn't have to wait impatiently for future releases once we get started again.

JAA- I looked but couldn't find an official statement saying this, but this is what's been said for a few months now on the Simon and Schuster message board.