We are thrilled to announce an exclusive giveaway offering readers and collectors the chance to win a signed copy of Hearts in Suspension by Stephen King.
This special contest celebrates one of King’s most personal works—an intimate collection of essays, reflections, and previously unpublished material chronicling his years at the University of Maine during the turbulent 1960s. The centerpiece of the volume is King’s own long-form essay Hearts in Suspension, accompanied by contributions from his former classmates and friends.
The giveaway features a brand?new copy signed by Stephen King, making it an exceptional opportunity for Constant Readers, collectors, and literary enthusiasts to add a meaningful piece to their shelves.
A Rare Opportunity for Collectors
Signed editions of Hearts in Suspension are highly sought after, particularly due to the book’s unique place in King’s body of work. Unlike his fiction, this volume offers a deeply personal window into the author’s formative years—his friendships, his struggles, and the cultural upheaval that shaped his early life and writing.
How to Enter
Participants can enter the contest through the official giveaway page:
https://veryfinebooks-llc.aweb.page/win-a-signed-hearts-in-suspension
Entry is free, and the process takes only a moment. Once entered, participants will receive confirmation and updates regarding the contest.
Contest Details
- Prize: One brand?new copy of Hearts in Suspension signed by Stephen King
- Entry Deadline: See official page for closing date
- Winner Selection: One winner will be chosen at random and notified via email
- Eligibility: Open to U.S. residents unless otherwise noted on the contest page
About Hearts in Suspension
Published in 2016, Hearts in Suspension is a reflective, multi?voice exploration of King’s college years. The book includes:
- King’s original essay Hearts in Suspension
- Reprints of his early student writing
- Essays from twelve of his classmates
- Photographs and archival material from the era
The result is a vivid portrait of youth, creativity, and social change—an essential read for anyone interested in King’s life beyond his fiction.
