Many thanks to Peter Schneider for this list, and Glenn Peters for help with a few of the explanations.
Note that cheques 1-399 were written by Peter, with no duplications. Starting from 400, Peter's wife helped. The names on the cheques are the same starting from 1, but the amounts have been changed.
| Number | Payee | Amount ($) | Memo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Henry Blake | 5.00 | Bucket |
| 2 | Chris Hargenson | 20.00 | Prom tickets |
| 3 | Josie & the Moonglows | 125 | Band fee |
| 4 | Billy Nolan | 6.50 | Pabst |
| 5 | Tommy Ross | 25.00 | Repair tuxedo burn |
| 6 | Susan Snell | 6.95 | Copy of "My Name is Susan Snell" |
| 7 | John Swithen | 1.95 | Copy of "The Fifth Quarter" |
| 8 | Blue Ribbon Laundry | 14.00 | Remove E-Z Gel Stain |
| 9 | Teddy's Amoco | 100.00 | Bodywork on Javelin |
| 10 | Billy Bosnan Band | 75.00 | Band fee |
| 11 | Everleaf | 10.00 | Ten copies for Tom |
| 12 | Signet Books | 1.95 | Copy of "Black Prom" |
| 13 | Eva Miller | 40.00 | 2 night's stay |
| 14 | Carl Foreman | 75.00 | Funeral |
| 15 | Susan Norton | 25 | Signed copy "Air Dance" |
| 16 | Mike Ryerson | 25.00 | Annual plot upkeep |
| 17 | Barlow & Straker Antiques | 700 | Hepplewhite |
| 18 | Cinex | 80 | Painting by Susan |
| 19 | Excellent Cafe | 15.80 | Tab |
| 20 | Northern Belle Florist | 85.00 | Roses! |
| 21 | Stop & Shop | 12.75 | Garlic! |
| 22 | Woolworth's | 6.95 | Rood |
| 23 | Continental Land & Realty | 65.00 | Deed search |
| 24 | The Hardware Store | 18.90 | 5 Yale padlocks |
| 25 | Overlook Hotel | 125.00 | Presidential Suite |
| 26 | Horace Derwent | 500.00 | Financial advice |
| 27 | Durkin's Conoco | 45 | Snowmobile rental |
| 28 | Delbert Grady | 10.00 | Fire axe |
| 29 | Dick Halloran | 25.00 | Recipes |
| 30 | Lloyd | 50 | Good service |
| 31 | Stuart Ullman | 100 | Deposit |
| 32 | The Lucky Bones | 300 | Craps! |
| 33 | Hertz | 45 | Buick Electra rental |
| 34 | Dr. Edwards | 125 | EEG test |
| 35 | Rexall Pharmacy | 8.00 | 4 bottles Excedrin |
| 36 | Johns & Goodfellow Books | 100 | De Vermis Mysteriis |
| 37 | Sear's | 10 | Rat's Bane |
| 38 | Harrison State Park | 15.00 | Permit |
| 39 | Sterling Vision | 20 | Arthur's glasses |
| 40 | Hadley Watson | 1800 | Ironer/folder |
| 41 | Dr. Harper | 100 | Shrink/4 sessions |
| 42 | Savin Rock | 18.00 | Yearly pass |
| 43 | Henry's Nite-Owl | 8.00 | Case of Golden Light |
| 44 | Morris Toy Company | 7.95 | GI Joe Vietnam Footlocker |
| 45 | Amanda Drogan | 25 | Case of Little Friskies |
| 46 | Conant's Truck Stop | 7.50 | Fix engine--won't stop running |
| 47 | B. Daltons | 8.23 | Copy of "Raising Demons" |
| 48 | L.L. Bean | 14.00 | Hunting knife |
| 49 | Rondo Hatton | 28 | Face cream |
| 50 | Pastoral Greenery | 5.00 | Lawn mowing |
| 51 | Goldfish Bowl | 22.00 | Bar tab |
| 52 | Midwest Bison Burgers | 75.00 | 3 shares of stock |
| 53 | Quitters Inc. | 5,000.50 | !!! |
| 54 | Abdul Alhazred | 10,000 | old book |
| 55 | Tookey's Bar | 35.00 | bar tab |
| 56 | Nick Andros | 100.00 | Old Bel-Tone |
| 57 | Sam Goody's | 5.99 | "Pocket Savior" |
| 58 | Randall Flagg | 15,000 | Tithe |
| 59 | Charles Campion | 10.00 | Flu shot |
| 60 | Rita Blakemore | 22.00 | Seconal |
| 61 | Tom Cullen | 5.00 | bicycle |
| 62 | Dewey the Deck | 50.00 | Talcum |
| 63 | Donald Elbert | 6.95 | Zippo lighter |
| 64 | Tattered Remnants | 4,000 | Royalties |
| 65 | Joe Rockaway | 1500 | Gibson Dove |
| 66 | Harold Lauder | 20 | New underwear |
| 67 | Randy's Sooperette | 8.50 | Medi-Flue, Robitussin |
| 68 | Cheery Oil Company | 450 | Damage to tanks |
| 69 | Paulie's Radio & TV | 100 | Sony TV |
| 70 | Vermont Plague Center | 14.00 | Noseguards |
| 71 | Lincoln Tunnel Authority | 65 | Fee to tow car |
| 72 | Rexall Pharmacy | 2.50 | Pepto for Tom |
| 73 | Project Blue | 10 | Guided tour |
| 74 | Harold Lauder | 5.00 | Case of Paydays |
| 75 | Randy's Sooperette | 10.52 | Case of Za-Rex |
| 76 | Nadine Cross | 7.50 | Hair dye |
| 77 | Dr. Denninger | 50 | Medical check-up |
| 78 | Louis Dragonsky | 10 | Bug bomb |
| 79 | Mother Abagail Freemantle | 25.00 | Geritol |
| 80 | Frannie Goldsmith Redman | 100 | Wedding gift |
| 81 | Bill Hapscomb's Texaco | 24 | New tire |
| 82 | Lloyd Henreid | 100 | Taking care of business |
| 83 | Donald King | 70 | Electro-lux |
| 84 | Julie Lawry | 10.00 | Mi-dol |
| 85 | Maria | 20 | Oral hygiene |
| 86 | Cthulhu | 10 | 2 night stay in R'lyeh |
| 87 | Stu Redman | 25 | Fix calculator |
| 88 | Wayne Stukey | 20 | Good advice |
| 89 | Apache County Court | 125 | Medical care |
| 90 | Chavez Ravine | 24.00 | Tickets to Zepp. |
| 91 | Earthly Sounds | 225 | Les Paul |
| 92 | Folk Arts Music Store | 24 | Washboard for Frannie |
| 93 | Ray Garraty | 10 | Flowers for Jan |
| 94 | The Major | 20 | New Ray Bans |
| 95 | Greg Stillson Campaign | 50 | Contribution |
| 96 | Stuart Clawson | 100 | Rights to Stillson photo |
| 97 | Ngo Phat | 25 | Lawn work |
| 98 | Dr. Weizak | 100 | Check-up |
| 99 | Castle Rock Court | 25 | Parking ticket |
| 100 | Fourth St. Phoenix Sporting Gds. | 110 | Remington rifle |
| 101 | Phoenix Office Supply | 149.95 | Attache case |
| 102 | America Now Party | 100 | For Gregg |
| 103 | Smith's hardware | 6.95 | D-Con for Frank |
| 104 | American Truthway Inc. | 75 | Bible samples |
| 105 | Sonny Elliman | 50 | Taking care of Smith |
| 106 | Inside View | 12.00 | Subscription |
| 107 | W.W. Jacobs | 17.00 | A monkey's paw |
| 108 | Michael Carey Jackson | 10 | "The Unlearning Reader" |
| 109 | Shirley Jackson | 22 | 2 night's stay in Hill House |
| 110 | Charlie McGee | 10 | Fix pilot light |
| 111 | Andrew McGee | 15 | Refill of Lot 6 |
| 112 | John Rainbird | 150 | Shop class |
| 113 | Slumberland Motel | 14 | 1 night's stay |
| 114 | Dr. Wanless | 100 | To keep quiet |
| 115 | Confidence Associates | 50 | Seminar |
| 116 | The Shop | 300,000 | Exploding bicycle |
| 117 | Weapon Shop of Isher | 250 | Weapons |
| 118 | Harvey's Gun Shop | 45 | .44 |
| 119 | Olivia Brenner | 50 | Gettin' around |
| 120 | Bart Dawes | 40 | Laundry |
| 121 | Sally Magliore | 150 | Vig |
| 122 | Clean Living Car Wash | 5 | Hot wax! |
| 123 | John's TV | 837.00 | TV |
| 124 | Handy Andy | 6.00 | 2 Andy burgers/tip |
| 125 | Sally Magliore | 200 | Dynamite |
| 126 | Phil Drake | 5,000 | For Drop Down Mamma |
| 127 | Nick Adams | 150 | Evinrude motor |
| 128 | Joe Camber | 50 | Tune-up/Pinto |
| 129 | Dr. Gresham | 25 | Check-up/sleepwalking |
| 130 | Ellison Agency | 100 | Ads for Glass Teat |
| 131 | Jack & Jill Nursery School | 80 | Tad's school |
| 132 | The Mellow Tiger | 22.48 | Dinner |
| 133 | The Sharp Company | 80 | Case of cereal |
| 134 | Ad Worx | 200 | Cujo campaign |
| 135 | Jordy Verrill | 20 | Look at meteor |
| 136 | Horlicks University | 15 | Mouse head clamps |
| 137 | Ben Richards | 20 | For medicine |
| 138 | Municipal Crematorium | 100 | Mom |
| 139 | Molie Jernigan | 50 | Axial card |
| 140 | Andy Dufresne | 10 | Rita Hayworth poster |
| 141 | Red | 12 | "Escape in 10 E-Z Lessons" |
| 142 | Arthur Denker | 15 | Steak knives |
| 143 | Todd Bowden | 20 | Killed moles |
| 144 | Edie's Liquors | 12 | Ancient Age Bourbon |
| 145 | Kurt Dussander | 40 | Yodeling gas |
| 146 | Gordie LaChance | 20 | Lawn work |
| 147 | Vern Tessio | 15 | Yard work |
| 148 | Chris Chambers | 17 | Yard work |
| 149 | Teddy Duchamp | 18 | Yard work |
| 150 | Emporium Galorium | 25 | Treats for the lads |
| 151 | Mackey Lumber | 50.10 | Lumber for treehouse |
| 152 | Sukey's Tavern | 35 | Bar bill |
| 153 | Castle Rock Hardware | 7.53 | Muskol |
| 154 | Davie Hogan | 25 | Pie-eating award |
| 155 | The Club | 1500.00 | membership |
| 156 | Arlene Hanrahan | 10,400.00 | Gift to widow |
| 157 | Pittsburgh Civic Center | 26 | Tkts. to Jackson Browne |
| 158 | Roland LeBay | 2,100.00 | '58 Fury |
| 159 | Arnie Cunningham | 87.50 | For auto parts |
| 160 | Darnell's Used Auto Parts | 15 | Grill for Fury |
| 161 | Johnny Pomberton | 100 | Rent "Petunia" |
| 162 | British Lion Steak House | 28.50 | Dinner w/ Leigh |
| 163 | Libertyville Heights Cemetery | 150.00 | LeBay's plot |
| 164 | McConnell's Auto Parts | 65 | Windshield for Fury |
| 165 | The Speed Shop | 85 | Feully headers |
| 166 | Western Auto | 8.00 | Keys/Darnell's |
| 167 | Mammoth Mart | 9.25 | Case of Sapphire Oil |
| 168 | Bill Baterman | 11.00 | Used shovel and pick |
| 169 | Jud Crandall | 25 | Sematary plot |
| 170 | Louis Creed | 10.50 | Used shovel and tarp |
| 171 | Missy Dandridge | 7.50 | Babysitting |
| 172 | Lester Morgan | 40 | Old bull |
| 173 | Dr. Quentin Jolander | 20 | Neutered Church |
| 174 | Steve Masterson | 80 | Salary |
| 175 | Victor Pascow | 4.25 | Band-aids |
| 176 | Timmy Baterman | 10 | Painkiller |
| 177 | American Casket Company | 150 | Casket/Gage |
| 178 | Ludlow Hardware | 18 | Wendigo-bane |
| 179 | Bangor Carpet | 175 | New carpet (Pascow) |
| 180 | Benjamin's Restaurant | 30.75 | Dinner |
| 181 | Brookings Smith Mortuary | 400 | Norma's service |
| 182 | Emporium Galorium | 100 | Welsh dresser |
| 183 | Greenspan Funeral Home | 150 | Timmy's service |
| 184 | Everlock | 25 | Vault sealant |
| 185 | Mount Hope Cemetery | 100 | Upkeep for H101 & H102 |
| 186 | Mastercard | 2,500 | Gage's service |
| 187 | Sunlight Gardner Home | 120 | Dad's payment |
| 188 | Barton Detective Services | 200 | Search for Billy |
| 189 | Richard Ginelli | 20 | Cheeseburgers |
| 190 | Dr. Michael Houston | 50 | Check-up |
| 191 | Taduz Lemke | 50 | Take off curse |
| 192 | Frank Quigley | 200 | Keep quiet! |
| 193 | Head's Up | 6 | Haircut |
| 194 | John Tree | 80 | Information |
| 195 | Blue Moon Court & Lodge | 40 | 1 night stay |
| 196 | Ellsworth | 80 | Camping permit |
| 197 | Fairview Country Club | 1,000 | Dues |
| 198 | Good Luck Paint Company | 72 | Xeroxing |
| 199 | Hastur Lounge | 17.55 | Bar bill |
| 200 | Henry Glassman Clinic | 200 | Metabolic tests |
| 201 | King in Yellow | 26 | Jeans |
| 202 | Sheepscot Motel | 32 | 1 night stay |
| 203 | Richard Ginelli | 15 | Recipe for Pit Bull Cocktail |
| 204 | Cary Rossington | 25 | Case of Nivea |
| 205 | Uncle Al | 14 | Fireworks |
| 206 | Lester Lowe | 15 | Wolfbane |
| 207 | Chat 'n' Chew | 8.50 | Dinner |
| 208 | The Corner Bookshop | 18 | Bible |
| 209 | Amanda Dumfries | 75 | Gun |
| 210 | Giosti's Mobil | 52 | Work on Jeep |
| 211 | Arrowhead Project | 10 | Guided tour |
| 212 | Federal Foods Supermarket | 12.50 | Irish Mist |
| 213 | Auburn Novelty Shop | 4.50 | Chattering teeth |
| 214 | Bridgton Pharmacy | 8.50 | Tuinal |
| 215 | Howard Johnson's | 7.50 | Dinner |
| 216 | Naples Marina | 85 | Naples Marina--fix boat |
| 217 | Value House | 150 | McCullough chainsaw |
| 218 | Federal Foods Supermarket | 3.79 | Golden Girl shampoo |
| 219 | Hal Shelburne | 5 | Toy monkey |
| 220 | Hank Sweeney | 20 | Rental of Gremlin |
| 221 | Ophelia Todd | 10 | Map of shortcuts |
| 222 | Jan Hagstrom | 800 | Word processor |
| 223 | Ricky Brazzi | 3 | For Howi Plotsky |
| 224 | George McCutcheon | 20 | Truck wheels |
| 225 | Spike Milligan | 8 | Milk delivery |
| 226 | Chief Borton | 20 | Reelection fund |
| 227 | Joseph Payne Brennan | 15 | Copy of Bulldozer |
| 228 | Richard Cowan | 45 | Plumbing supplies |
| 229 | Jimmy Cullum | 800 | For plastic surgery |
| 230 | Bill Denbrough | 65 | Replace "Silver" |
| 231 | Georgie Denbrough | 150 | Prosthetic |
| 232 | Derry Town House | 80 | 2 night stay |
| 233 | Frank Dodd | 120 | Four new slickers |
| 234 | Jimmy Donlin | 80 | For dietician |
| 235 | Harold Earl | 8 | 2 cans paint thinner |
| 236 | White Tie Magazine | 60 | Ms. of "The Dark" |
| 237 | Dennis Etchison | 60 | Ms. for White Tie story |
| 238 | John Feury | 120 | Prosthetics |
| 239 | Rev. Raymond Fogarty | 100 | New beer cooler |
| 240 | Foxy Foxworth | 350 | Damages to Alladin |
| 241 | Bill Denbrough | 80 | Speech therapy |
| 242 | Bill Goldman | 1,000 | "Black Rapids" treatment |
| 243 | Ben Hanscom | 5,000 | For Quitters Inc. diet |
| 244 | David Hartwell | 80 | Dues to Loggers Union |
| 245 | Sandy Ives | 15 | Derry book |
| 246 | Eddie Kaspbrak | 10 | Placebo inhalers |
| 247 | Norbert Keene | 10 | Bradley gang story |
| 248 | Eddie King | 46 | Poker winnings |
| 249 | Carl Kitchener | 22 | Bearing molds |
| 250 | Cheryl Lamonica | 40 | Child support |
| 251 | Roger Lernerd | 400 | New K car |
| 252 | Lal Machen | 260 | Guns/ammo |
| 252 | John Markson | 8 | Mushrooms |
| 254 | Beverly Marsh | 80 | Dress for Claudia |
| 255 | Kay McCall | 40 | Books for Claudia |
| 256 | Aloysius Nell | 40 | Protection |
| 257 | Rebecca Paulson | 190 | For "help" |
| 258 | Pennywise | 80 | Entertainment at party |
| 259 | Richard Upton Pickman | 90 | Sofa painting |
| 260 | Andrew Rhulin | 40 | Vet bill |
| 261 | Steve Sadler | 12 | Archie comics |
| 262 | Anne Stuart | 45 | New shower door |
| 263 | Boogers Taliendo | 6 | Sex ed. |
| 264 | Richie Tozer | 25 | Tickets for the Improv |
| 265 | Forrest Tucker | 20 | Video of "The Crawling Eye" |
| 266 | Stanley Uris | 10 | Bird Guide |
| 267 | Stanley Uris | 5 | Sta-Hard cream |
| 268 | Alvey's Smokes 'n' Jokes | 10 | Whoopee cushion |
| 269 | Augusta State Mental Hospital | 20 | Smokes for Henry |
| 270 | Bangor Hydroelectric Company | 250 | Fill in Morlock holes |
| 271 | Bike & Cycle Shoppe | 78 | For Silver |
| 272 | The Black Spot | 452 | Fire insurance |
| 273 | The Bloody Bucket | 13.75 | Bar tab |
| 274 | Canal Days Museum | 10 | Donation |
| 275 | Delia Fashions | 135 | Dress for Claudia |
| 276 | Derry Elementary School | 20 | Cake sale |
| 277 | The Discount Barn | 16.50 | Towels and pots |
| 278 | The Floating Dog | 12 | 1 night stay |
| 279 | King & Landry Public Relations | 80 | Press release |
| 280 | Kleen Kut Barber Shop | 8 | Trim |
| 281 | KleenKloze Washateria | 12.50 | Clean Bev's towels |
| 282 | Mount Hope Cemetery | 90 | Georgie's plot |
| 283 | The Orinoka | 22.50 | Dinner |
| 284 | Peck's Big Boy | 65 | Lap dance |
| 285 | St. Joseph's Hospital | 165 | Cheryl's leg |
| 286 | The Shirt Shack | 20 | T-shirts |
| 287 | Waldenbooks | 12.95 | Bill Denbrough's book |
| 288 | Charles N. Brown | 12 | Sub. to Locus |
| 289 | Andrew Keene | 25 | 2 lids of Red |
| 290 | Kay McCall | 1,000 | For Bev's debt |
| 291 | Aladdin Theatre | 7.50 | Tikts. to Pit of Black Demon |
| 292 | Red Wheel | 6.50 | Stein of Wild Turkey |
| 293 | Derry hardware | 6.55 | Tangle-Track glue |
| 294 | Secondhand Rose | 2.65 | Perry Como records |
| 295 | Norbert keene | 10 | 25 grains Blue Skies |
| 296 | Richie Tozier | 2.50 | Lawn mowing |
| 297 | Will Hanlon | 200 | For killing chickens |
| 298 | Secondhand Rose | 10 | Bill's used Underwood |
| 299 | Eddie Desmond | 12.50 | Skunk |
| 300 | Annie Wilkes | 125 | 4-night's stay |
| 301 | Duane Kushner | 12 | New haircut |
| 302 | Paul Sheldon | 225 | Ms. of "Misery's Return" |
| 303 | Paul Sheldon | 65 | Orthopedic shoes |
| 304 | Paul Sheldon | 22.50 | Codeine |
| 305 | Annie Wilkes | 60 | Writing lessons |
| 306 | Annie Wilkes | 12 | Axe and blowtorch |
| 307 | Sidewinder Police Dept. | 25 | Tow car |
| 308 | Sidewinder Stationery | 8 | Ream of corrassable bond |
| 309 | Lloyd Currey | 850 | Ms. of Fast Cars |
| 310 | Sidewinder Pharmacy | 22 | Keflex and ampicillan |
| 311 | Sidewinder Hardware | 62.48 | Kreig locks |
| 312 | Sidewinder ASPCA | 5 | Copy of Misery's Hobby |
| 313 | Paul Sheldon | 125 | Thumb prosthesis |
| 314 | Cooder's Market | 135 | Duracells |
| 315 | Ida Bozeman | 75 | Molecule exciter |
| 316 | Derry Western Auto | 250 | 20 car batteries |
| 317 | Bradley Colson | 60 | For vasectomy |
| 318 | Elt Barker's Shell | 16 | Oil change |
| 319 | Jim Gardener | 25 | Poems |
| 320 | Billy Fanin | 50 | Killer wagon |
| 321 | Darla Gaines | 20 | "Tip" |
| 322 | Paul's Down East SuperMart | 6 | Lomotil |
| 323 | Claudell Weems | 60 | Gold tooth |
| 324 | Alhambra Hotel | 150 | 2 night's stay w/Jack |
| 325 | Derry Tru-Value Hardware | 65 | Batteries |
| 326 | Haven Grammar School | 20 | "Stop Alice Kimball" fund |
| 327 | Junque-a-Torium | 6.50 | Acid gun |
| 328 | Mr. Paperback | 9.00 | Atlas |
| 329 | Splendid Shoe | 22 | Jumping shoes |
| 330 | Troy General Store | 8 | T-shirts |
| 331 | Doubleday Publishing | 6.95 | Copy of "Boxing the Compass" |
| 332 | Cooder's Market | 150 | New Coke machine |
| 333 | Bobbi Anderson | 60 | Furnace rebreather |
| 334 | Hilly Brown | 17 | Disappearing device |
| 335 | Jim Gardener | 11.95 | Copy of "Leighton Street" |
| 336 | New England Paper Company | 4,000 | Deed to "Burning Woods" |
| 337 | New England Poetry Caravan | 32 | For hotel movies |
| 338 | Thad Beaumont | 22 | Copy of "Sudden Dancers" |
| 339 | Thad Beaumont | 18.50 | Copy of "Purple Haze" |
| 340 | David Aronovitz | 200 | Copy of ms. for "Golden Dog" |
| 341 | George Stark | 100 | Protection |
| 342 | Frederick Clawson | 60 | Detective work |
| 343 | Dr. Lring | 250 | Headaches |
| 344 | Donald Westlake | 50 | Use of name "Stark" |
| 345 | Agency Liquor Store | 22 | Vodka |
| 346 | Eastern Maine Medical Center | 235 | X-rays and cat scan |
| 347 | Homeland Cemetery | 200 | Stark's plot |
| 348 | Mellow Tiget | 65 | Damage from fight |
| 349 | You Sew and Sew | 17 | Cloth for Claudia |
| 350 | New York Public Library | 10 | IBM retal |
| 351 | Nan's Luncheonette | 6 | Lunch |
| 352 | Darwin Press | 20 | Copy of "Steel Machine" |
| 353 | Twin City Camera & Video | 38 | Polaroid Sun 660 |
| 354 | Donald Grant | 150 | Ms. of "Aftermath" |
| 355 | Claiborne Blaisdell | 200 | Bail |
| 356 | Annie Bradstay | 4 | Blaze |
| 357 | Lindy's Steak House | 24 | Steaks |
| 358 | George Rockley | 80 | Advice |
| 359 | Tim & Janet's Quik-Pik | 112 | Recompense/Blaze |
| 360 | The Baby Shoppe | 221.55 | Clothes for Joe |
| 361 | Hardy's Discount | 124 | Recompense/Blaze |
| 362 | Moochie's Drugstore | 6.55 | Supplies |
| 363 | Sister Mary Dean Chase Home for Boys | 200 | For Blaze |
| 364 | Triad Publishing | 10 | "People Places & Things" |
| 365 | Triad Publishing | 15 | "Star Invaders" |
| 366 | Bonaventure Motel | 12 | 1 night stay |
| 367 | Triad Publishing Company | 15 | Copy of "I Was a Teenage Grave Robber" |
| 368 | University of Maine Library | 80 | Copy of Slade |
| 369 | Startling Mystery Stories | 6 | Copy of "Glass Floor" |
| 370 | Fred Agnew | 60 | Shares of American Southwest |
| 371 | Onan | 10 | Copy of "The Blue Air Compressor" |
| 372 | Mrs. Leighton | 50 | 2 nights stay |
| 373 | Cavalier | $6 | Copy of "The Fifth Quarter" |
| 374 | Miss Sidley | $80 | Shock treatments |
| 375 | Cavalier Magazine | $6 | Copy of "Suffer the Little Children" |
| 376 | Marshroots | $10 | Copy of "It Grows on You" |
| 377 | Cavalier | $8 | Copy of "Cat from Hell" |
| 378 | John Halson | $300 | Hit on "Sam" |
| 379 | Drogan Pharmaceuticals | $100 | Dose of Tri-Dormal-G |
| 380 | Gent Magazine | $10 | Copy of "Man with a Belly" |
| 381 | Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine | $12 | Copy of "Night of the Tiger" |
| 382 | Ramsey Campbell | $20 | Map to Crouch End |
| 383 | Stuart Schiff | $60 | Ms. of "Before the Play" |
| 384 | Zenith House Publishers | $120 | Ms. for "True Tales of Demon Infestation" |
| 385 | Carlos Detweiller | $20 | House plant |
| 386 | Carlos Detweiller | $80 | Photographs |
| 387 | Anthony LaScorbia | $200 | Signed ". . .from Hell" series |
| 388 | Doubleday Publishing | $100 | Ms. of "Skybar" |
| 389 | Big Joe's Cleaning Service | $60 | Clean Dolan's house |
| 390 | James Dolan | $15,000 | Caddie |
| 391 | Ellen Datlow/Omni Magazine | $20 | Ms. of "End of the Whole Mess" |
| 392 | Sons of the Jihad | $500 | Squirt bomb |
| 393 | Onan | $20 | Ms. for "The Darkman" |
| 394 | Philtrum Press | $200 | "Eyes of the Dragon" |
| 395 | Jim Charlton | $100 | Ms. for "Bred Any Good Rooks" |
| 396 | Edward Paladin | $1,000 | Host "Tonight" show |
| 397 | Martha Rosewall | $30 | Clean sheets |
| 398 | Peter Jeffries | $100.00 | Child care |
| 399 | Le Palais Hotel | $20 | Maid service |
| 400 | Henry Blake | $7.50 | Bucket |
| 401 | Chris Hargenson | $24 | Prom tickets |
| 402 | Josie & the Moonglows | $150 | Band fee |
| 403 | Billy Nolan | $7 | Pabst |
| 404 | Tommy Ross | $20 | Repair tuxedo burn |
| 405 | Susan Snell | $7.95 | Copy of "My Name is Susan Snell" |
| 406 | John Swithen | $2.95 | Copy of "The Fifth Quarter" |
| 407 | Blue Ribbon Laundry | $16.00 | Remove E-Z gel stain |
| 408 | Teddy's Amoco | $120 | Body work on Javelin |
| 409 | Billy Bosnan Band | $85 | Band fee |
| 410 | Everleaf | $15 | 10 copies for Tom |
| 411 | Signet Books | $2.95 | Copy of "Black Prom" |
| 412 | Eva Miller | $50 | 2 night's stay |
| 413 | Carl Foreman | $80 | Funeral |
| 414 | Susan Norton | $27.50 | Signed copy "Air Dance" |
| 415 | Mike Ryerson | $28 | Annual plot upkeep |
| 416 | Barlow & Straker Antiques | $740.00 | Hepplewhite |
| 417 | Cinex | $85 | Painting by Susan |
| 418 | Excellent Cafe | $14.95 | Tab |
| 419 | Northern Belle Florist | $75 | Roses! |
| 420 | Stop & Shop | $14.05 | Garlic! |
| 421 | Woolworth's | $8.95 | Rood |
| 422 | Continental Land & Realty | $70 | Deed search |
| 423 | The Hardware Store | $22.50 | 5 yale padlocks |
| 424 | Overlook Hotel | $140 | Presidential Suite |
| 425 | Horace Derwent | $525 | Financial advice |
| 426 | Durkin's Conoco | $50 | Snowmobile rental |
| 427 | Delbert Grady | $15 | Fire axe |
| 428 | Dick halloran | $23 | Recipes |
| 429 | Lloyd | $60 | Good service |
| 430 | Stuart Ullman | $125 | Deposit |
| 431 | The Lucky Bones | $275 | Craps! |
| 432 | Hertz | $50 | Buick Electra |
| 433 | Dr. Edwards | $150 | EEG test |
| 434 | Rexall Pharmacy | $10 | 4 bottles Excedrin |
| 435 | Johns & Goodfellow Books | $125 | DeVermiis Mysteriis |
| 436 | Sears | $12 | Rat's Bane |
| 437 | Harrison State Park | $17.50 | permit |
| 438 | Sterling Vision | $26 | Arthur's glasses |
| 439 | Hadley Watson | $2,200 | Ironer/folder |
| 440 | Dr. Harper | $160 | Shrink--4 sessions |
| 441 | Savin Rock | $15 | Yearly pass |
| 442 | Henry's Night-Owl | $10 | Case of Golden Light |
| 443 | Morris Toy Company | $8.95 | G.I. Joe Vietnam Footlocker |
| 444 | Amanda Drogan | $30 | Case of Little Friskies |
| 445 | Conant's Truck Stop | $10.50 | Fix engine--won't stop running |
| 446 | B. Daltons | $9.95 | Copy of "Raising Demons" |
| 447 | L.L. Bean | $17.50 | Hunting knife |
| 448 | Rondo Hatton | $26.75 | Face cream |
| 449 | Pastoral Greenery | $8 | Lawnmowing |
| 450 | Goldfish Bowl | $26 | Bar tab |
| 451 | Midwest Bison Burgers | $90 | 3 shares of stock |
| 452 | Quitter's Inc. | $5,000.50 | !!! |
| 453 | Abdul Alhazred | $12,000 | Old book |
Notes and origins:
If there are question marks, the number of question marks indicates
how confused I am about this reference:
1- (Carrie) Henry Blake went to kill the pigs.
2- (Carrie) Chris Hargenson plotted Carrie's downfall.
3-(Carrie) Josie and the Moonglows played at
Carrie's prom.
4- (Carrie) Billy Nolan rigged the pigs' blood at
the prom.
5- (Carrie) Tommy Ross accompanied Carrie to the prom.
6- (Carrie) Susan Snell was one of Carrie's
classmates. Tried to make amends but things went horribly wrong.
7- (Nightmares and Dreamscapes/The Fifth Quarter)
John Swithen is the pseudonym King published The Fifth Quarter under.
8- (Carrie) Carrie's mother worked at the Blue
Ribbon Laundry.
9- ? (Carrie) This refers to Teddy Duchamp's
garage. Not sure whose car though.
10- (Carrie) The Billy Bosnan Band played at
Carrie's prom.
11- (Carrie) Tommy Ross had a poem published in the
magazine Everleaf.
12- ? (Carrie) The Black Prom was a book analysing
the events of the prom night.
13- ('Salem's Lot) Eva Miller ran the boarding
house where Ben stayed.
14- ('Salem's Lot) Carl Foreman was the undertaker
of 'Salem's Lot.
15- ('Salem's Lot) Air Dance was a Ben Mears book.
16- ('Salem's Lot) Mike Ryerson maintained the
Lot's cemeteries.
17- ('Salem's Lot) Barlow's sideboard was a
Hepplewhite.
18- ('Salem's Lot) The Cinex had a triple cinema in
'Salem's Lot and bought 12 of Susan's paintings.
19- ('Salem's Lot) The Excellent Cafe was a restaurant in
the Lot that went out of business.
20- ('Salem's Lot) Ben bought roses for Susan from
the Northen Belle Florist
21- ('Salem's Lot) Ben and Jimmy bought a dozen
boxes of garlic from the Stop & Shop.
22- ('Salem's Lot) Matt bought a crucifix from
Woolworth's.
23- ('Salem's Lot) Continental Land and Realty is
the dummy company which bought the land Barlow gave to Larry
Crockett.
24- ('Salem's Lot) 5 Yale padlocks were used when
the Hepplewhite was delivered.
25- (The Shining) The Presidential Suite (room 300)
had been occupied by 4 presidents.
26- (The Shining) Horace Derwent bought The
Overlook at the end of World War 2.
27- (The Shining) Durkin's Conoco was where Dick
Hallorann got the snowmobile near the end.
28- (The Shining) Delbert Grady was the previous
caretaker at The Overlook who killed his family with a fire axe.
29- (The Shining) Dick Hallorann was The Overlook's
head chef.
30- (The Shining) Lloyd was the late barman in the
Colorado Lounge at The Overlook.
31- (The Shining) Stuart Ullman was the manager of
The Overlook.
32- ? (The Shining) The Lucky Bones was a casino on
the strip in Las Vegas. I think Dick Hallorann mentions it. Not sure.
33- (The Shining) Dick Hallorann hired his car from
Hertz when coming back from Colorado.
34- (The Shining) Wendy and Jack took Danny to see
Dr. Edwards.
35- (The Shining) Jack buys some Excedrin from a
Rexall after getting the job at The Overlook
36- (Night Shift/Jerusalem's Lot) A copy of De Vermis
Mysteriis is found by Boone and Cal. They ask Johns & Goodfellow Books
about it. De Vermis Mysteriis is a book invented by H.P. Lovecraft.
37- (Night Shift/Jerusalem's Lot) In 1850, Calvin
McCanne ordered some rat's bane from a catalogue.
38- (Night Shift/Night Surf) The narrator recalls
being taken to Harrison State Park as a child.
39- ? (Night Shift/I Am The Doorway) I think this a
reference to Arthur of said story, and the phenomenon of eyes
appearing where they're not meant to. No idea about Sterling Vision
though. Just a pun?
40- (Night Shift/The Mangler) Hadley-Watson is the
company that supplied the mangler.
41- (Night Shift/The Boogeyman) Dr. Harper is the
psychiatrist Lester Billings goes to see.
42- (Night Shift/The Boogeyman) Lester Billings
took his kids to Savin Rock (an amusement park).
43- (Night Shift/Gray Matter) Golden Light was what
started turning Richie Grenadine into a big blob, and it was bought
from Henry's Nite-Owl.
44- (Night Shift/Battleground) The
surprisingly active figures came out of a GI Joe Footlocker, made by
the Morris Toy Company, whose owner had just been Renshaw's target.
45- (Battleground) Amanda is the little girl
(played by Drew Barrymore) who features in the first story of the
movie "Cat's Eye" which also features the story "Battleground".
46- (Night Shift/Trucks) Conant's Truck Stop was
where the characters in the story were trapped when the vehicles
took on a life of their own.
47- (Night Shift/Sometimes They Come Back) "Raising
Demons" was the book Jim used for the effect at the end. Not sure
where Daltons comes into it.
48- (Night Shift/Strawberry Spring) A knife from
L.L. Bean was found in the room of Carl Alamara, who was arrested
for the murders.
49- (Night Shift/The Ledge) After Stan Norris hit
Cressner with the gun, Cressner looked like Rondo Hatton. No idea
where skin cream comes in, probably 'cos I've never heard of Rondo
Hatton.
50- (Night Shift/The Lawnmower Man) Pastoral
Greenery was the name of the company called to mow the lawn.
51- (Night Shift/The Lawnmower Man) The Goldfish
Bowl was a bar Harold often drank at.
52- (Night Shift/The Lawnmower Man) Harold had once
invested 75 in Midwest Bison Burgers, which subsequently collapsed.
53- (Night Shift/Quitters, Inc.) The bill from Quitters Inc.
was $2500 for the treatment, $2500 for counselling, and $.50 for electricity.
54- (Night Shift/I Know What You Need)
Abdul Alhazred is the "author" of the Necronomicon, which is mentioned
in "I Know What You Need". (Actually, both author and book were
invented by H.P. Lovecraft.)
55- (Night Shift/One For The Road) Tookey's Bar was
where Booth (the narrator) was when Gerard Lumley turned up.
56- (The Stand) Bel-Tone is a brand of hearing aid
- Nick was deaf.
57- (The Stand) "Pocket Savior" is the name of
Larry's album containing "Baby Can You Dig Your Man".
58- (The Stand) I don't think this is any
particular reference, just a joke.
59- (The Stand) Charles Campion was the man who
originally spread Captain Trips.
60- (The Stand) Rita Blakemoor was rather fond of
taking pills.
61- (The Stand) When Nick meets Tom Cullen, he gets
a bike for him, as neither of them can drive.
62- (The Stand) Dewey the Deck was Larry's drug
supplier.
63- (The Stand) Donald Elbert (aka Trashcan Man)
enjoyed all things combustible.
64- (The Stand) The Tattered Remnants was Larry's
Band.
65- (The Stand) Gibson Dove is a guitar - Joe was a
natural on the guitar.
66- (The Stand) Harold didn't seem to value
personal hygiene much.
67- (The Stand) Randy's Sooperette was a grocery
store in Arnette. (Stu's home town)
68- (The Stand) Trashcan Man had great fun blowing
up Cheery's oil storage tanks.
69- (The Stand) Nick did one of his "apologetic
break-ins" at this Paulie's in Shoyo, and took a Sony.
70- (The Stand) The Vermont Plague Center was where
Stu was held while the world died.
71- (The Stand) Rita and Larry didn't particularly
enjoy their trip through the Lincoln Tunnel.
72- (The Stand) Nick got some Pepto-Bismol for Tom
at a Rexall when Tom had eaten too many apples.
73- (The Stand) Project Blue was the secret project
which invented Captain Trips in the first place.
74- (The Stand) Harold Lauder loved Paydays -
Larry found wrappers while trying to catch up with him.
75- (The Stand) Again, Randy's Sooperette was a
grocery store in Arnette. Za-Rex is Steve King's favourite drink.
(See cheque 67)
76- (The Stand) Nadine Cross' hair went from black with
silver streaks in to white after her honeymoon with Flagg.
77- (The Stand) Denninger was one of the doctors at
the Vermont Plague Center.
78- (The Stand) "This place has bugs Louis
Dragonsky, 1977" was written on one of the cell walls in Shoyo's
jail (where Nick was brought after being beaten up).
79- (The Stand) Mother Abagail was no spring chicken.
80- (The Stand) Frannie Goldsmith married Stu Redman.
81- (The Stand) Bill's Texaco was where we
first saw Stu in The Stand.
82- (The Stand) (??) Um, can't remember
exactly, but Lloyd and the phrase "Taking care of business" go
together somehow...
83- (The Stand) Donald King tried to sell
Mother Abagail a vacuum cleaner. Note, Stephen King's father was
also called Donald.
84- (The Stand) Julie Lawry was in the Rexall
where Nick got some Pepto-Bismol for Tom after he ate too many apples.
85- (The Stand) Maria was the oral hygienist
who gave Larry oral sex when he returned to New York.
86- Lovecraft reference.
87- (The Stand) Stu used to work in a Texas
Instruments factory.
88- (The Stand) Wayne gave Larry the advice to
get his life back together after the party which landed him in major
debt.
89- (The Stand) After being arrested, Lloyd
Henreid was taken to the Apache County jail infirmary.
90- (The Stand) Larry Underwood's band opened
for Dire Straits and Led Zeppelin at Chavez Ravine.
91- (The Stand) Leo Rockway picked out a
guitar at Earthly Sounds (it was a $600 Gibson).
92- (The Stand) When Frannie found washing
hard, Stu found an old-fashioned washboard in The Folk Arts Music
Store.
93- (The Long Walk) Jan was Ray (#47)
Garraty's girlfriend.
94- (The Long Walk) The Major always wore
reflector sunglasses.
95- (The Dead Zone) Greg Stillson is the
ambitious politician Johnny Smith becomes obsessed with.
96- (The Dead Zone) It was Stuart Clawson that
took the photo of Stillson holding up the baby to protect himself.
97- (The Dead Zone) Ngo Phat was Roger
Chatsworth's Vietnamese groundsman.
98- (The Dead Zone) Dr. Weizak was Johnny
Smith's doctor and friend after his accident.
99- (The Dead Zone) Johnny helped George
Bannerman investigate a serial killer in Castle Rock.
100- (The Dead Zone) Johnny used a Remington
in his murder attempt.
101- (The Dead Zone) Jonny put the rifle for
his murder attempt in a large attache case.
102- (The Dead Zone) The America Now Party
was the political party formed by Greg Stillson.
103- (The Dead Zone) D-Con rat poison was found
in Frank Dodd's closet.
104- (The Dead Zone) Before his political
days, Greg Stillson had been a travelling Bible salesman.
105- (The Dead Zone) Sonny Elliman was Greg
Stillson's right-hand man.
106- (The Dead Zone) Inside View Magazine
offered Johnny a job as a psychic.
107- Reference to The Monkey's Paw story by
Jacobs.
108- (The Dead Zone) Michael Carey Jackson
was a reading and grammar specialist, who wrote "The Unlearning
Reader".
109- Reference to The Haunting of Hill House
by Shirley Jackson.
110- (Firestarter) Charlie McGee was
pyrokinetic.
111- (Firestarter) Andrew McGee (Charlie's
father) was one of the recipients of Lot 6, an experimental drug
which had various supernatural effects.
112- (Firestarter) John Rainbird was an agent
for the top secret government agency "The Shop".
113- (Firestarter) The Slumberland Motel was
where Andy and Charlie spent the night after hitch-hiking.
114- (Firestarter) Dr. Wanless was the brain
behind the Lot 6 experiments. He was killed by Rainbird because he
wanted to reveal the truth.
115- (Firestarter) Confidence Associates was
the group run by Andy in New York.
116- (Firestarter) The Shop paid $300,000 to
investigate the feasibility of an exploding bike.
117- (Firestarter) "The Weapon Shops of
Isher", a short story by A.E. van Vogt, was where The Shop got its
name.
118- (Roadwork) Harvey's Gun Shop was where
Bart Dawes bought the Magnum and the rifle.
119- (Roadwork) Olivia Brenner was the
hitch-hiker Bart picked up then got to know.
120- (Roadwork) Bart Dawes was a manager at the
Blue Ribbon laundry.
121- (Roadwork) Sally Magliore was
mobster-type who ran a used car lot.
122- (Roadwork) Clean Living was the car wash
Bart usually used.
123- (Roadwork) Bart and Mary bought a TV for
$837 soon after they were married, having done separate extra jobs
to get the money.
124- (Roadwork) Bart took Mary to
Handy-Andy's for lunch.
125- (Roadwork) Sally Magliore was
mobster-type who (reluctantly) supplied Dawes with explosives.
126- (Roadwork) Phil Drake was a
street-priest who worked at the Drop Down Mamma coffeehouse.
127- (Roadwork) Nick Adams is Dawes'
fictitious cousin, who bought Dawes an Evinrude motor for a present.
128- (Cujo) Joe Camber (Cujo's owner) was a
mechanic.
129- (Cujo) Charity Camber consulted Dr.
Gresham about her son Brett's sleep-walking.
130- This is a reference to Harlan Ellison.
131- (Cujo) Tad Trenton went to the Jack and
Jill Nursery School three mornings a week.
132- (Castle Rock/Cujo) The Mellow Tiger is the only bar
in Castle Rock.
133- (Cujo) Vic Trenton was working on adverts with
Sharp cereals during the book's main timeframe.
134- (Cujo) Ad Worx was the name of the
advertising company Vic Trenton was a partner in.
135- (Creepshow) Jordy Verrill was the
character played by King in the film of Creepshow.
136- (Creepshow) Horlicks University was
where the Crate was found. Halley found some mouse head clamps there.
137- (The Running Man) Ben Richards appeared
on the show to earn money for medication for his daughter.
138- (The Running Man) Ben's mother was
cremated in the Municipal Crematorium, as was his brother.
139- (The Running Man) Ben got an Axial
charge card for identification from Molie Jernigan.
140- (Shawshank) Andy bought a poster of Rita
Hayworth from Red.
141- (Shawshank) Though Red was able to get
hold of most things, I don't think he'd get this book...
142- (Apt Pupil) Denker (Dussander) killed a
stewbum with a butcher knife... he also liked steak, as there was
some steak sauce on his bathrobe.
143- (Apt Pupil) Todd killed some animals...
does this include moles? (??)
144- (Apt Pupil) Dussander drank Ancient Age
Bourbon. Not sure where Edie's Liquors comes in.
231 (remember little Georgie's arm in IT?)
238 (again from IT)
259 (even though this name occurs in IT, it is also a Lovecraft
reference)
288 (this is an off-topic check--Locus is big sf/fantasy magazine)
309 (this is Paul Sheldon's book--Lloyd Currey is a well-known book dealer)
312 (read the book--this is a bad joke)
340 (David Arnovitz is a well-known sf bk. dealer)
344 (Don Westlake first used the name Stark in early novels)
354 (Aftermath is King's first work, written with friend Chris
Chesley when they were schoolboys)
360 (Joe is the baby in Blaze)
364 (an early unpublished King work)
365 (an early unpublished King work)
367 (an early unpublished King work)
369 (King's first published story)
385 (Bev--you should get this one easy) (I presume this refers to
The Plant - Jon)
393 (this is an actual poem by Steve King that appeared in his
college literary magazine, Onan. It is the actual first appearance
of our friend, Randall Flagg)
395 (this was a book published by Doubleday and edited by Jim
Charlton that featured the worst puns from writers--the title is
taken from the punchline from Steve King's story)
397 (this is a particularly odious reference to "Dedication")
PLEASE NOTE AT THIS TIME: All references to "Claudia" are about Claudia Inez Bachman, the "wife" of Richard Bachman and the person who found the REGULATORS manuscript.