Stephen King continues to thrill his immense fan base--the Constant Readers--with monster best sellers year after year. An unprecedented number of projects are in development adapting his work to film and television.

We offer one copy of Insomnia, made into a movie murder thriller starring Al Pacino. It is a first printings, with "First Published" statement as required with a complete number line. Pictured is "State A", the variant jacket with the title in white under a block of red; the other book is "State B" reverses this color scheme for the title, only. Updated pictures to follow shortly. It in very good or better condition with light wrinkling to the jacket.  If you have a preference, contact the seller. 

Ralph Roberts has a problem: he isn't sleeping so well these days. In fact, he's hardly sleeping at all. Each morning, the news conveyed by the bedside clock is a little worse: 3:15...3:02...2:45...2:15. The books call it "premature waking"; Ralph, who is still learning to be a widower, calls it a season in hell. He's begun to notice a strangeness in his familiar surroundings, to experience visual phenomena that he can't quite believe are hallucinations. Soon, Ralph thinks, he won't be sleeping at all, and what then?

A problem, yes - though perhaps not so uncommon, you might say. But Ralph has lived his entire life in Derry, Maine, and Derry isn't like other places, as millions of Stephen King readers will gladly testify. They remember It, also set in Derry, and know there's a mean streak running through this small New England city; underneath its ordinary surface awesome and terrifying forces are at work. The dying, natural and otherwise, has been going on in Derry for a long, long time. Now Ralph is part of it. So are his friends. And so are the strangers they encounter.