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The Bachman Books by Stephen King
SKU: B-001984

The Bachman Books

Condition: The cover has scuffing/wear/creasing and a clipped corner. The closed book page edge has ageing/discolouring/thumbing. There is a small stain/mark at the front page join which travels the first five papers part way into the introduction. The pages are otherwise clean and tidy. Free of writing. Tight binding.

Thriller & Suspense

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Stephen King's early-career alter ego, Richard Bachman, unleashes four gritty novellas in The Bachman Books, a cult-favorite omnibus of horror, crime and psychological suspense. Long out of print in this complete form, the volume gives collectors a rare chance to read the raw, unfiltered voice that predates King's superstar status.

This 1985 New English Library trade paperback carries the usual page-turning tension of Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork and The Running Man, yet shows gentle signs of shelf life. The illustrated cover has corner creasing and a clipped tip, while the page block displays mellow age-toning and light thumb marks—typical for a well-traveled British edition.

Inside, the binding remains snug and every page is free of notes or highlighting. A small stain touches the first five leaves at the gutter, stopping short of the introduction, but the bulk of the text is crisp and readable. For budget-minded readers, it's a solid way to experience classic King thrillers without collector pricing.

Slip this used copy into a backpack or bedside stack and rediscover why these brutal, fast-moving stories still resonate with horror and mystery fans.