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Six Stories
by Stephen King
Publisher: Signet
Published: May 1996 (Paperback 384 pages)

 

 

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About the Book

 

This book has never been sold in retail stores. At this point it is only available through King Dealers. Many of the stories had been reprinted elsewhere, however, all these stories are included in Everything Eventual.

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First Line

Lunch at the Gotham Cafe
One day I came home from the brokerage house where I worked and found a letter -- more of a note, actually -- from my wife on the dining room table.

L.T.'s Theory of Pets
My friend L.T. hardly ever talks about how his wife disappeared, or how she's probably dead, just another victim of the Axe Man, but he likes to tell the story of how she walked out on him.

Luckey Quarter
'Oh you cheap son of a bitch!' she cried in the empty hotel room, more in surprise than anger.

Autopsy Room Four
It's so dark that for awhile -- just how long I don't know -- I think I'm still unconscious.

Blind Willie
6:15 AM. He wakes to music, always to music; the shrill beep-beep-beep of the clock-radio's alarm is too much for his mind to cope with during those first blurry moments of the day.

The Man in the Black Suit
I am now a very old man and this is something which happened to me when I was very young -- only nine years old.

About the Book

This collection of (surprise!) six stories was a trade paperback published in a limited number (1000) by King's own Philtrum Press. The stories are:
"Lunch at the Gotham Cafe"
"L.T.'s Theory of Pets"
"Luckey Quarter"
"Autopsy Room Four"
"Blind Willie"
"The Man in the Black Suit"





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