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	Short philtrum - Evanston Northwestern Healthcare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The philtrum is defined by the two slight ridges in the skin that run from the nose to the upper lip.
		A short philtrum is a shorter-than-normal distance between the upper lip and the nose.
		The length of the philtrum, which is the midline groove that runs from the top of the lip to the nose, is determined genetically.
	www.enh.org /healthandwellness/encyclopedia/ency/article/003302.aspx (391 words)

	Predictions: Wishing Dictionary
		The little indentation between your nose and your lips is called the philtrum.
		To make a wish on your philtrum, put one of your little fingers into the indentation; while gently stroking the area, silently make your wish three times.
		The philtrum ought not to be invoked more than once a day.
	predictions.astrology.com /wd/philtrum.html (119 words)

	Issue nINE - Editorial
		I have been purchasing specialty press books for nearly a decade and in that time I can think of only three instances of professional authors self-publishing.
		During the 1980s that one-man genre Stephen King published The Eyes of the Dragon and several pamphlets with his own Philtrum Press.
		At the same time British author Keith Roberts was one of a number of investors who formed Kerosina Press, a publisher who eventually put out several of Roberts' books.
	eidolon.net /old_site/issue_09/09_edit.htm (933 words)

	Amazon.com: "Philtrum Press": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Alpert designed and shepherded through production all of the Philtrum Press publications to date, including The Plant (three installments); The Eyes of the Dragon; The Ideal, Genuine Man; and Six Stories.
		A section of the short story "Why We're in Vietnam" was originally published by King's Philtrum Press as a chapbook called "The New Lieutenant's Rap,...
		Philtrum Press Book-publishing company owned by author Stephen King.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Philtrum-Press (563 words)

	The Plant
		Stephen King wrote a few parts of a story called "The Plant" and sent out as chapbooks to his friends instead of Christmas cards in 1982, 1983, and 1985.
		Only three instalments were produced by Philtrum Press before the story was shelved (the original editions are hotly sought-after collector's items today).
		Now King has picked up The Plant again and started to publish it as an electronic serial.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/st/Stephen_King___The_Plant.html (279 words)

	Amazon.com: "indistinct philtrum": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Multiple Congenital Anomalies indistinct philtrum, thin smooth upper lip, atrial or ventricular septal defect, short distal palmar crease, aberrant joint functions, neuronal heterotopia, tremulousness, mental...
		Babies with FAS are characterized by small head size, an indistinct philtrum (the pair of ridges that runs between the nose and mouth above the center of the upper lip), a narrow...
		the presence of short palpebral fissures (shortened distance between inner and outer canthi) and epicanthal folds; max- illary hypoplasia, micrognathia, indistinct philtrum, and thin upper lip; and longitudinally oriented palmar creases, flexion deformities of the fingers, and a limited range of motion...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/indistinct-philtrum (576 words)

	Poets & Writers - News - March 13, 2000
		King wrote the story while recovering from a near-fatal accident in which he was hit by a van.
		Last week, Publishers Weekly featured several e-presses that have developed sustainable business practices that benefit both the press and the writers they publish.
		Bibliobytes, DiskUs Publishing, Hard Shell Word Factory, and Book Locker are just some of the presses that form the front line of e-publishing.
	www.pw.org /mag/news/News000313.htm (722 words)

	Kev's Stephen King House of Six Stories
		A new Philtrum Press book is in the works, to be shipped in April.
		It's being done by Philtrum Press, King's own publishing company, which hasn't done one of King's books since the limited Eyes of the Dragon.
		Each copy is signed by Stephen King, and because it's Philtrum, I'm sure it will be nicely designed.
	members.tripod.com /~charnelhouse/sixstories.html (2701 words)

	Lilja's Library - The World of Stephen King [1996 - 2007]
		The story will be a co-publication between Scribner and Philtrum Press, King's own press, and electronically published through Simon and Schuster Online.
		The announcement was made by Jack Romanos, President and Chief Operating Officer of Simon and Schuster, Inc., and Susan Moldow, Vice President and Publisher of Scribner.
		In support of Riding the Bullet, Simon and Schuster and Scribner marketing activities, including press releases, review copies, newsletter and consumer bulletins, and business-to-business promotional materials will be produced and transmitted electronically.
	www.liljas-library.com /2000/press.php (660 words)

	Stephen King makes second foray onto Internet with serialized book
		According to press reports, the novel is about a climbing plant which takes over the offices of a publishing company, offering it financial success in exchange for human sacrifices.
		Electronic readers will be asked to pay a dollar each time they read a chapter, in an "honor system" created by King.
		But if I could break some trail for all the midlist writers, literary writers, and just plain marginalized writers who see a future outside the mainstream, that's great," he writes.
	www.expressindia.com /ie/daily/20000724/iin24007.html (407 words)

	Planet eBook - eBooks Community - Gemstar v Microsoft Reader v Stephen King for New eBook Award
		Mibrary has announced the finalists for its inaugural award in recognition of contributions 'to the advancement and popularization of electronic books.' The company's award is called The Alan Kay Award for eBook Innovation, after Dr Alan Kay, a man many regard as a founding father of the ebook.
		The three finalists include Stephen King's Philtrum Press, Gemstar and Microsoft.
		Stephen King's Philtrum Press: For the tremendous exposure he gave to the electronic book format through the release of his best-seller "Riding The Bullet", as well as publishing his newest novel, "The Plant" exclusively in electronic installments.
	www.planetebook.com /mainpage.asp?webpageid=84 (415 words)

	Horror! Stephen King's latest can only be read on the Internet
		The novella, which is available for $2.50 at publisher Simon and Schuster's web site www.simonsays.com, and for free at Amazon.com, can only be read on a computer.
		Its online appearance is "a leap into the digital future," according to Susan Moldow, vice president of Scribner, a co-publisher of the book along with King's own publishing company, Philtrum Press.
		The 66-page novella can be downloaded but not printed, and only the first few pages can be forwarded by e-mail for free, Moldow said.
	www.expressindia.com /fe/daily/20000316/fco16024.html (287 words)

	ArtLex's Pf-Pim page
		The philtrum is comprised of a pair of vertical ridges (also called the philtral columns) separated by a vertical groove (also called the philtral dimple).
		Also see ala and alar groove, bust, portrait, and self-portrait.
		When pressed into wax it becomes a crayon, pencil or chalk.
	www.artlex.com /ArtLex/Pf.html (3157 words)

	Glassbook and Amazon.com Team Up to Offer FREE Stephen King eBook
		Customers will be able to download and read the eBook using the Free Glassbook Reader at http://www.amazon.com/stephenking.
		The King book, Riding the Bullet, is a co-publication between Scribner and Philtrum Press, King's own press, and electronically published through Simon & Schuster Online exclusively as an electronic book.
		Glassbook founder and president Len Kawell said, "Amazon.com is the premier online bookseller in the world and we are thrilled that our software is their technology choice for their first eBook offering.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/03-14-2000/0001164553&EDATE= (593 words)

	Shorts
		Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble's BN.com became inundated with heavy volume for the 66-page ghost story.
		"All the servers have reached 100 percent capacity and gone over several times today," Pat Eisemann, a spokeswoman for Scribner, the co-publisher with King's Philtrum Press, told the Daily News.
		"Everybody is pretty much crashing, and you can't get through." An Associated Press reporter began trying to download "Riding the Bullet" via Barnes and Noble and Amazon at 10 a.m.
	www.medialifemagazine.com /news2000/mar00/news70315.html (608 words)

	E-books gets a new King - Mar. 8, 2000
		NEW YORK (CNNfn) - In what could be a horror story for lovers of traditional paper books, a new work by best-selling author Stephen King will be published exclusively in electronic book form next week.
		The story, "Riding the Bullet," is to be published jointly by Scribner, a unit of Simon and Schuster Inc., and Philtrum Press, King's own press.
		The 16,000-word ghost story, which would equal about 66 pages in traditional book form, will cost readers $2.50 and be available March 14.
	money.cnn.com /2000/03/08/bizbuzz/king_ebook (531 words)

	Augusta Georgia: features@ugusta: In the know 03/12/00
		King describes as ``a ghost story in the grand manner,'' will be available Tuesday as an ``e-book,'' which buyers can download for $2.50 and read on a computer, personal organizer or dedicated e-book device.
		The short story, a co-publication of Scribner and King's Philtrum Press, will be electronically published through Simon & Schuster Online, which will make it available through Web sites of e-book manufacturers and online booksellers.
		For information on ordering the e-book, or to read an excerpt, visit the Web site simonsays.com.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/031200/fea_LF0209.000.shtml (393 words)

	Ebooks Finds The Magic Bullet
		The author also has developed at least one title exclusively for audio distribution.
		EBooks plans to distribute the King story through a network of online retail partners that includes Glassbook, netLibrary, Nuvomedia's Rocket eBook, peanutpress.com, SoftBook Press, and SoftLock.com.
		The story will be co-published by Scribner and Philtrum Press.
	www.beachbrowser.com /Archives/eVoid/March-2000/Ebooks-Finds-The-Magic-Bullet.htm (193 words)

	New Stephen King Story Published Electronically
		The story will be a co-publication between Scribner and Philtrum Press, King's own press, and electronically published through Simon & Schuster Online.
		The announcement was made by Jack Romanos, President & Chief Operating Officer of Simon & Schuster, Inc., and Susan Moldow, Vice President and Publisher of Scribner.
		In support of Riding the Bullet, Simon & Schuster and Scribner marketing activities, including press releases, review copies, newsletter and consumer bulletins, and business-to-business promotional materials will be produced and transmitted electronically.
	www.writenews.com /2000/030800_ebook_stephenking.htm (330 words)

	Bram Stoker Award Nominees from the '00s
		Northern Gothic by Nick Mamatas (Soft Skull Press)
		Abu and the 7 Marvels by Richard Matheson and William Stout (Gauntlet Press)
		Corpse Blossoms by Julia and RJ Sevin (Creeping Hemlock Press)
	www.dpsinfo.com /awardweb/stokers/00s.html (2581 words)

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		Cycle of the Werewolf(reprinted as Silver Bullet) - The Land of Enchantment
		The Dark Tower II : The Drawing of the Three - Donald M. Grant
		The Eyes of the Dragon - Viking edition...different from 1984 Philtrum Press edition
	members.aol.com /Crazy541/sk2.htm (513 words)

	First Edition List
		I have included info on the first 1st printing for some of the older books that had a very limited 1st edition although not a true 1st edition if done by a different press in many cases the print runs were small enough to make them collectable.
		Cujo: Mysterious Press 1981 750 $75 A Lettered state was published.
		Eyes of the Dragon: Philtrum Press 1984 26 signed and lettered A-Z, 250 signed in red ink these were not sold but privately distributed.
	www.skemers.com /firsteditions.html (1574 words)

	Kev's Stephen King House of The Eyes of the Dragon
		In conclusion, The Eyes of the Dragon is an amazing acheivement, one of King's most overlooked masterpeices, and I've read the book four times (including one I read in a four-day rush recently.) Go read now!!!
		In 1984, King published The Eyes of the Dragon through his own Philtrum Press, in lieu of the third installment of the now defunct The Plant.
		He chose the artist (Kenneth R. Linkhauser, or Kenny Ray Linkous, depending on which name he's using now), he supervised production, and well, he wrote it.
	members.tripod.com /~charnelhouse/eyesofthedragon.html (1058 words)

	Brian P. Bell - Public Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The 16,000-word story, priced at $2.50, is a co-publication between Scribner and Philtrum Press, King's own press, and electronically published through Simon & Schuster Online.
		Founded in August 1998, Boulder, Colo.-based netLibrary (www.netLibrary.com) has forged relationships with more than 160 publishers of trade, reference, academic, and scholarly books, resulting in a digital library of more than 15,000 titles and counting.
		Publishers with eBooks in the netLibrary collection include AMACOM Books, Harvard Business School Press, Houghton Mifflin Company, McGraw-Hill, and O'Reilly & Associates.
	www.bellpublicrelations.com /samples/KNG03800.html (604 words)

	Uncollected stories by Stephen King
		This one is an exception to the rule, as it HAS appeared in an SK collection, the Scream Press limited edition of "Skeleton Crew" and then was later extensively modified for a scene in "The Tommyknockers." Also appears in the collection "I Shudder at Your Touch".
		Can be purchased through Ecco Press for about $20.00.
		Written in the early 1970's and rejected by Cavalier.
	www.bevvincent.com /king-stories.html (801 words)

	THE HIP CHICKS GUIDE TO MACROBIOTICS - Jessica Porter Bio
		While in New York, Jessica ran her own catering business called "Big Life Foods", providing macrobiotic meals to health food stores.
		Graduated from Brown University with a B.A. in Semiotics (now called "Modern Culture and Media") in 1988, Porter served as co-editor of the campus humor magazine, the Philtrum Press.
		Growing up in Toronto, the author was an actress and co-host of the national radio program "Anybody Home?", produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
	www.hipchicksmacrobiotics.com /author.html (501 words)

	Welcome to HomeP@ge: The Cincinnati Enquirer's Technology Section!
		The story went online at several book-related Web sites at a cost of $2.50, although Barnes & Noble made it available for free on Tuesday and Amazon has no plans to charge for the download at all, according to company spokeswoman Kristin Schaefer.
		An Associated Press reporter began trying to download Riding the Bullet via Barnes & Noble and Amazon at 10 a.m.
		King wrote the story while recuperating from serious injuries he sustained when he was hit by a van last June.
	www.enquirer.com /homepage/stories/031600_king.html (309 words)

	Stephen King hops on e-book bandwagon
		Collaborating with Peter Straub, King is writing a sequel to "The Talisman" for publication next year, and marketing plans call for an electronic version of a "bridge story" between the two books.
		To pave the way, Vincinanza and King released "Riding the Bullet" through Scribner and his own imprint, Philtrum Press.
		St. Martin's Press, a division of Holtzbrinck, the German company that also owns Henry Holt and Farrar, Straus & Giroux, is releasing 28 new titles online as well as between hardcovers.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/20000326hoover.asp (2342 words)

	[PUBLIB] Stephen King ebook (fwd)
		Sender: "Mollie Pharo" Subject: Stephen King ebook Below is a copy of the press release from netLibrary about Stephen King's new ebook-only story.
		Does anyone know what I'd need to do to make this available to our library customers from the library and/or from the library's web page?
		The 16,000-word story, priced at $2.50, is a co-publication between >Scribner and Philtrum Press, King's own press, and electronically published >through Simon and Schuster Online.
	lists.webjunction.org /wjlists/publib/2000-March/048008.html (628 words)

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