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Author: Stephen King
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Format: Hardback
ISBN-10:0399133143
ISBN-13: 9780399133145
Language: English
Publication Year: 1987
Synopsis
Yet another mammoth horror novel from King, this dark tale depicts a small town's fatal encounter with creatures from outer space. Events start with Roberta Anderson, a writer of Old West novels, unearthing a flying saucer on her remote wooded property. Five hundred pages later alcoholic poet Jim Gardener, Roberts's former English teacher, finds himself aboard the flying saucer in outer space. In the interval the creatures (Tommyknockers) destroy the citizenry of Haven, Maine. While this is not one of King's more original novels, it does have plenty of blood and guts, macabre humor, and a well-wrought realization of the New England countryside. No doubt King's legions of fans will demand it. BOMC main selection. James B. Hemesath, Adams State Coll. Lib., Alamosa, Col.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
This first edition 1987 copy of The Tommyknockers is in excellent condition. The pages are clean and crisp with no folds or creases. The dust cover is in great condition, too, with just a few scuffs due to handling and shelf wear. The spine is nice and strong. The measurements are 9 1/2 inches by 6 1/4 inches. It has 558 pages.
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Format: Hardback
ISBN-10:0399133143
ISBN-13: 9780399133145
Language: English
Publication Year: 1987
Synopsis
Yet another mammoth horror novel from King, this dark tale depicts a small town's fatal encounter with creatures from outer space. Events start with Roberta Anderson, a writer of Old West novels, unearthing a flying saucer on her remote wooded property. Five hundred pages later alcoholic poet Jim Gardener, Roberts's former English teacher, finds himself aboard the flying saucer in outer space. In the interval the creatures (Tommyknockers) destroy the citizenry of Haven, Maine. While this is not one of King's more original novels, it does have plenty of blood and guts, macabre humor, and a well-wrought realization of the New England countryside. No doubt King's legions of fans will demand it. BOMC main selection. James B. Hemesath, Adams State Coll. Lib., Alamosa, Col.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
This first edition 1987 copy of The Tommyknockers is in excellent condition. The pages are clean and crisp with no folds or creases. The dust cover is in great condition, too, with just a few scuffs due to handling and shelf wear. The spine is nice and strong. The measurements are 9 1/2 inches by 6 1/4 inches. It has 558 pages.
















