Summary

DescriptionPortrait photograph of Stephen King by Andrew Unangst, c. 1987.jpg	English: Misery (1987) back cover, first edition
Date	published 1987
Source	Etsy: image 1 (front cover) image 2 (back cover) image 3 (front cover w/o dust jacket) image 4 (back cover w/o dust jacket) image 5 (side) image 6 (side) image 7 (spine) image 8 (side) image 9 (copyright page) image 10 (front flap)
Author	Jacket design by Neil Stuart Illustration on front of jacket by Bob Giusti Hand-lettering by Tony DiSpigna Photo by Andrew Unangst
Other versions	This file has been extracted from another file : Misery (1987) back cover, first edition.jpg

Licensing

As shown in the following eBay links, no copyright notices are on the dust jacket.

eBay:

• image 1 (front cover)
• image 2 (back cover)
• image 3 (spine)
• image 4 (bottom side)
• image 5 (right side)
• image 6 (top side)
• image 7 (front flap, top)
• image 8 (inside front cover)
• image 9 (front flap)
• image 10 (inside front cover, signature)
• image 11 (copyright page)
• image 12 (copyright page)
• image 13 (pages)
• image 14 (inside back cover)
• image 15 (front and back flaps)

The names for each contributor of the jacket are checked in the official public catalog of the US Copyright Office.

The name "Neil Stuart" is associated with only one copyright registration, TXu001870555, registered on 2013-05-30. The registration is for a textual work titled "The Adventures of Kid C." Neil Stuart: / 2013-05-30, Text, The Adventures of Kid C.

The name "Bob Giusti" is not associated with any copyright registrations.

The name "Tony DiSpigna" is not associated with any copyright registrations.

The name "Andrew Unangst" is not associated with any copyright registrations.

Thus there are no copyright registrations for the dust jacket. The entire jacket is placed into the public domain.

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