'Salem's Lot
Part One THE MARSTEN HOUSE AUTHOR'S NOTE
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No one writes a long novel alone, and I would like to take a moment of your time to thank some of the people who helped with this one: G. Everett McCutcheon, of Hampden Academy, for his practical suggestions and en?couragement; Dr John Pearson, of Old Town, Maine, medical examiner of Penobscot County and member in good standing of that most excellent medical speciality, general practice; Father Renald Hallee, of St John's Catholic Church in Bangor, Maine. And of course my wife, whose criticism is as tough and unflinching as ever.
Although the towns surrounding 'salem's Lot are very real, 'salem's Lot itself exists wholly in the author's imagin?ation, and any resemblance between the people who live there and people who live in the real world is coincidental and unintended.
S. K.
Although the towns surrounding 'salem's Lot are very real, 'salem's Lot itself exists wholly in the author's imagin?ation, and any resemblance between the people who live there and people who live in the real world is coincidental and unintended.
S. K.
