Suntup Editions

[WeDealInLead]

I have the Misery gift and Rosemary's Baby gift on order through Camelot.

[shaq]

Im at odds. I like the build up but like spoilers too!!!!

I'm not in the lettered or numbered club by the way, so havent got a scoobies what it is, but WOULD wee myself a little bit if it was one of my 3 titles I submitted and would be raiding my daughters piggy bank to get them

[shaq]

In short, if it was one of the 3, or a book i like, i would probably be more likely to drop everything to try and secure a copy.

But that is practicalities, not the excitement of the announcement which i like too.

See, at odds.

[Munnecom]

What did you ask for?

[jeffingoff]

Ordered and ORDERED!

[shaq]

I asked for

Replay by Ken Grimshaw
2001 a space odyssey and
The Thomas Covenent Chronicles.

All excellent.

[Black Miau]

For those who are interested, I will give a hint.

Spoiler:

A book published by Folio Society

I hope nobody feels offended.

[Ari_Racing]

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

[webstar1000]

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Ummmmm


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[St. Troy]

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Maybe the thing to do is to contact Paul directly with this kind of question.

[Garrell]

Ordered

[Rooster]

Replay by Ken Grimshaw
2001 a space odyssey and
The Thomas Covenent Chronicles.

Ken Grimwood? Replay is excellent, good choice! And I'm not sure if you've heard, but Grim Oak Press is doing Lord Foul's Bane, and their plan is to do at least the first Chronicles.

[BadHatHarry]

Ordered here as well.

[BadHatHarry]

I’ve been thinking about one of the survey questions, the one about the importance of letterpress printing. I chose the “nice, but nonessential” option. While I certainly appreciate the process and the result, its added value for me is not the same as that of, say, a leather binding (over cloth), a tray- or slipcase (over a naked book) or more illustrations.

I know there's been other news since this post, but I wanted to go back to this for just a moment. I felt like the survey question is somewhat limiting. To me, the entire presentation matters, not just letterpress or not. I have an interest in books that are truly unique and special - not just a new dustjacket and a signature page.

I'm not a huge Joe Hill fan, but the numbered edition of Horns is one of my favorite books that I own because of how unique it is, the excellent slipcase, and all of the little details. For instance, how Charnel House incorporates elements of the story into the design - those look and feel like special books to which a lot of attention was paid.

So to me, the question isn't so much as "letterpress: yes or no," but what does the entire book look like? I hope that makes sense.

[Beverly Marsh]

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Ummmmm


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Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Maybe the thing to do is to contact Paul directly with this kind of question.

I'm in the same boat and these replies are very cryptic

[Hunchback Jack]

... havent got a scoobies ...

I approve of this phrase.

HBJ

[Ari_Racing]

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Ummmmm


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Since I have Misery SL and I didn't receive an email, it's safe to say it's not a Stephen King book, right?

Maybe the thing to do is to contact Paul directly with this kind of question.

I'm in the same boat and these replies are very cryptic

Sent you a PM.

[NiceM]

Imo, only Paul should hand out the hints and spoilers. He showed he's brilliant at keeping the suspense high with Jeff on board. The man is very active here so the wait never has to be long. And the 28th isn't far off either. I ordered my letter and a reading copy this time because the art is always amazing with suntup editions. Best way to get a scoop before the general public is to buy a copy <250 this time

[OldCrow88]

....And my order is in!

[PennyUnwise]

For those who are interested, I will give a hint.

Spoiler:

A book published by Folio Society

I hope nobody feels offended.

I am Legend?

[RichardX]

I have no inside info since I didn't get the email but based on the clues (or as they used to say clews) here it sounds like:

1) Not a King novel
2) It is I Am Legend or Dracula. I'm hoping for Dracula but guessing it is IAL.

[PennyUnwise]

I have no inside info since I didn't get the email but based on the clues (or as they used to say clews) here it sounds like:

1) Not a King novel
2) It is I Am Legend or Dracula. I'm hoping for Dracula but guessing it is IAL.

But Folio didn't publish Dracula as hinted above.... They did do IAL though.

[shaq]

Replay by Ken Grimshaw
2001 a space odyssey and
The Thomas Covenent Chronicles.

Ken Grimwood? Replay is excellent, good choice! And I'm not sure if you've heard, but Grim Oak Press is doing Lord Foul's Bane, and their plan is to do at least the first Chronicles.

I wasn’t aware, thank you, I will have a look. Cheers

[lotuz]

Folio Society did Dracula in 2008

[PennyUnwise]

Folio Society did Dracula in 2008

Interesting, my bad, didnt pop up on a search! That looks nice. Still betting on IAL as it was recent and in the hinter's head I'm sure.