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Faithful in paper

BevVincentBevVincent
edited March 2005 in General news
According to Locus magazine, the trade paperback will be out in May. However, Amazon says October. Not sure which is true yet.

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  • BevVincentBevVincent
    Terry Francona comments on being called a dork in Faithful. King responds.
  • CRinVACRinVA
    That's a funny article! ;D
  • BevVincentBevVincent
    King will be doing a limited amount of publicity in the next couple of months before the paperback of Faithful is released. We’ll put a notice on the website of those when we have more concrete information.
  • BevVincentBevVincent
    Fans scare King



    For Red Sox stalwart Stephen King, the New York Yankees fans are sooooo nasty this season it's scary!



    ``They're really surly,'' King told the Track. ``I got a lot of `You suck, King!' and `You got your one and that's it!' ''



    The horror King, who took in the Sox-Cardinals game from the press box at City of Palms Park yesterday, said he incurred the abuse when he took in the Yankees-Marlins tilt in Tampa the other day.



    And watching the Bronx Bombers' fans squirm made the game all that much more enjoyable!



    While he was visiting the press box, King - who wrote a book, ``Faithful,'' about the championship season with pal Stewart O'Nan - picked up a copy of ``A Tale of Two Cities,'' written by Herald baseball guru Tony Massarotti and New York Daily News Yankees beat reporter John Harper. It's the story of the infamous baseball rivalry from Aaron Boone's home run at the end of the 2003 American League Championship Series through the Sox historic comeback from a three-game deficit in 2004.



    ``I'll read it!'' said King. Because, of course, for the Yankees, the ending is truly frightening!
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