Selected List of Books Published By Cemetery Dance Publications
- It: The 25th Anniversary Edition (signed limited edition) by Stephen King (December, 2011)
- Full Dark, No Stars (signed limited edition) by Stephen King (December, 2010)
- Blockade Billy by Stephen King (an original novella first printed by Cemetery Dance Publications) (April, 2010) ISBN 978-1-58767-228-6
- The Secretary of Dreams: Volume 1 (and Volume 2) by Stephen King and illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne (2006) ISBN 1-58767-140-9 (Volume II's ISBN 978-1-58767-185-2)
- From a Buick 8 (signed limited edition) by Stephen King (2002) ISBN 1-58767-061-5
- Robert Bloch's Psychos, edited by Robert Bloch & Martin H. Greenberg (1997) ISBN 1-881475-26-3
- October Dreams: A Celebration of Halloween, edited by Richard Chizmar with Robert Morrish) (2000) ISBN 1-58767-019-4
- Blue November Storms, by Brian Freeman (2005) ISBN 1-58767-110-7
- Strange Highways, by Dean Koontz (1995) ISBN 1-881475-15-8
- Fear Nothing, by Dean Koontz (1997) ISBN 1-881475-27-1
- Seize the Night, by Dean Koontz (1998) ISBN 1-881475-44-1
- False Memory, by Dean Koontz (1999) ISBN 1-881475-85-9
- Mucho Mojo signed limited edition by Joe R. Lansdale
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