Terminal: The Play

Cover Artist Alex McVey

William Shakespeare once wrote that all the world is a stage, and all the men and women in the world are merely players upon that stage, each with their own entrances and exits.

But while this may be true, you’ve never seen an exit like Tommy O’Brien’s...

Since it’s initial publication, Brian Keene’s Terminal has been hailed by critics as “this generations’ The Girl Next Door”, “emotionally brutal”, “gritty yet sublime”, “a seminal work in the Brian Keene canon”, and “a bleak, grim reality play”.

Now that reality play is indeed a reality. Brian Keene and the esteemed, award-winning playwright Roy C. Booth have teamed up for a stage adaptation of Terminal that will appeal to both old and new fans alike.

If you’ve read the novel and think you know the story of Tommy, Sherm, Benji, and the rest, think again. While faithful to the novel, Terminal: The Play delivers more twists and turns and adds new layers of depth to Tommy’s struggle to survive—and its ultimate aftermath.

Limited to 300 signed and numbered copies and sold out at the publisher

Lettered limited to 26 signed and lettered copies with chapbook Stone Tears

Lettered with damaged case, Letter V one side of the case had the chapbook against it and it stuck, this copy does not include the chapbook and one side is as pictured, the other side, also pictured is fine and it will display on this side fine.  Book is fine