FAIRY TALE: Stephen King Unique Glen Chadbourne Remarqued 1st Edition

FAIRY TALE
 
Stephen King
 
Scribner 1st Edition - Published November 2022
 
Original Remarque and Signed Edition by Artist Glenn Chadbourne
 
1 of a 100 Copies - This Being No.85
 
This edition features a unique & original colour artwork by Glenn Chadbourne, no other book will have the same remarque
 
This purchase includes:
 
*Original Remarque personally drawn on an interior page by Glenn Chadbourne - in color!
*1 Of 100 Copies. Signed & Numbered by Glenn Chadbourne.
*These copies are ONLY signed by the artist.
*Includes a limited dust jacket with ORIGINAL wraparound COVER ART by Glenn Chadbourne, part of the cover Series - Glen Chadbourne - No.83.
*Each copy is "embossed" with an original self-portrait art stamp created by Mr. Chadbourne on the title page of the book.
*Each copy also features embossing with a gold seal to complete authentication for the series.
*A Letter of Provenance, unique to each copy, accompanies the sale that certifies the authenticity and origin of your original remarque.
*Hard cover copy of FAIRY TALE Edition.
*Free acid-free book cover on your copy for complete protection.
 
Legendary storyteller Stephen King goes deep into the well of his imagination in this spellbinding novel about a seventeen-year-old boy who inherits the keys to a parallel world where good and evil are at war, and the stakes could not be higher—for their world or ours.
 
Charlie Reade looks like a regular high school kid, great at baseball and football, a decent student. But he carries a heavy load. His mom was killed in a hit-and-run accident when he was ten, and grief drove his dad to drink. Charlie learned how to take care of himself—and his dad. Then, when Charlie is seventeen, he meets Howard Bowditch, a recluse with a big dog in a big house at the top of a big hill. In the backyard is a locked shed from which strange sounds emerge, as if some creature is trying to escape. When Mr. Bowditch dies, he leaves Charlie the house, a massive amount of gold, a cassette tape telling a story that is impossible to believe, and a responsibility far too massive for a boy to shoulder.
 
Because within the shed is a portal to another world—one whose denizens are in peril and whose monstrous leaders may destroy their own world, and ours. In this parallel universe, where two moons race across the sky, and the grand towers of a sprawling palace pierce the clouds, there are exiled princesses and princes who suffer horrific punishments; there are dungeons; there are games in which men and women must fight each other to the death for the amusement of the “Fair One.” And there is a magic sundial that can turn back time.
 
A story as old as myth, and as startling and iconic as the rest of King’s work, Fairy Tale is about an ordinary guy forced into the hero’s role by circumstance, and it is both spectacularly suspenseful and satisfying.