Kathy Resch's Concordances can be ordered here http://www.morgandawn.com/kathy_resch_darkshadows.htm
As for the book you mentioned, are you referring to "The Introduction of Barnabas?  If so, as far as I know, it's out of print. I believe you confused the title "Resurrection of Barnabas" with the MPI Video. I could be wrong, but I don't recall a book with that title. Either way, I'd check Amazon and other online book sellers. 

By the way, I recommend the  other LA Theater Works CDs.  The Caine Mutiny is a favorite of mine.  Selby plays Queeg.  He's in several titles. 

SOAPnet's chances of survival are certainly decreased with the demise of the two soaps. If the efforts to save the two shows fail, the network is left with less than 2/3 of its current daily programming. 5 and a half TV hours of shows will probably be reduced to 3 and a half. 

It would be nice if some station like Lifetime partnered with the producers of the soaps to have several stand along TV movies per year.  I think there would be a significant market for them.  In fact, perhaps a weekly, hour long format would work. 

I had a WTF moment when I heard that VAL KILMER?? wasa playing Jim Morrison in The DOORS.  I wound up thinkng he was robbed at the Oscars. The movie was a disaster in terms of getting the facts straight. I won't go into detail, but I've read many, many bios of Morrison. No one has ever recounted a story about him trying to burn his common law wife Pamela allive for doing heroin!!  I had prejudgeed the film based upon the casting. It turned out that was the leasrt of my worries. Batman fans, myself NOT INCLUDED, made the same mistake when he was cast as Bruce Wayne.  Again there were other problems with the movie, but Val wasn't one of them.

At the 2006 Festival, Jim Pierson was auctioning off a box of documents from the Curtis archives. This one was a box of script pages, the ones dealing with scene summaries and cast lists.  They have handwritten notes with things like Betsy Durkin's telephone number, the voice over used to announce that "the part of Carolyn Stoddard will be played by Miss Diana Walker", notes on "pre-tape sequences", doodles of faces on the pages, the name Molly is crossed out and replaced with Amy.  Many have nothing written on them. Most bear the name COSTELLO.  I theorize that these were pages from his scripts and were either identified as such by him, or by some unkown office person. It just occurred to me to compare the other writing with the signature. DUH!! That should be helpful! 

I forgot to mention that the cover image has been changed. Since I've never seen the pic from the Digest anywhere else, I wonder if the original copy of the photo has been lost. It doesn't seem to be the likely reason though. It can't be too hard to track down a mint copy of the book and use that as the template for the reprint. With photoshop and other software, I can't imagine it would be too hard to make that shot workable for the cover. They're using another, more familiar publicity still in its place.