Nice slipcase, Brian. I'll order a couple before midnight PST.
Nice slipcase, Brian. I'll order a couple before midnight PST.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
I ordered three. One for the CD signed and one for the BAM signed and one for the signed at the book tour signing signed.
Always be prepared!Originally Posted by zelig
I ordered three. One for the CD signed and one for the BAM signed and one for the signed at the book tour signing signed.
Brian
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Yea, I caved and got one too. But just one. There is something wrong with you, Paul!
Wachoo talkin' bout Willis?Yea, I caved and got one too. But just one. There is something wrong with you, Paul!
I like deadlines !! ordered 2 - one for me and another one for Paul
Thanks Brian - looks good
Thanks, Brian! Two for me too!
Dan
Good health to all!!!
Mysterious galaxy just announced their Fireman signing date -
http://www.mystgalaxy.com/event/joe-...igns-san-diego
Ill be driving down to Valencia that day - hopefully the other signings in SF area will not be that weekend - since ill be out of town. Keeping fingers crossed that the SF signings are earlier in the week
Very valid point. The Tip in point is a stated assumption on my part.It's hard to say for sure. They would use a different ISBN to keep the stock trackable and sortable no matter what, so Joe could just be driving to a distribution warehouse and signing a few thousand copies in an office a week or two before the pub date. That's how Michael Koryta signed the trade copies of his last novel.This copy has a different ISBN than the normal hardbound so I a assuming this one has the signature sheet tipped in.
Brian
I only ordered two of the CD slipcases. One for the Cemetery Dance version and one for the one I will get signed at Powell's. Now I wonder if I need one for the Book's a Million version.
I decided to go with the CD signed book. Tempted by an inscribed book, but since I won't be at an actual signing, it won't mean as much.
Here, let's do this right...Wachoo talkin' bout Willis?Yea, I caved and got one too. But just one. There is something wrong with you, Paul!
Thanks for posting this. I am going to be seeing him at his stop at Powell's in Portland. Assuming he completes Cali before hitting the Northwest I should see him at the end of May or first of April. Interesting that they are giving out numbers as well. I think they will be promoting this book heavily.
His page on the Harper Collins website is showing the currently scheduled stops for his signing tour:
https://www.harpercollins.com/cr-103734/joe-hill
I was quite pleased to see that he's actually scheduled to be at my local indie bookstore in May.
Thanks! I was just on that page a few minutes ago and didn't think to scroll down. I know where I'm going to be May 18th
Wanted:
Michael Whelan & DT Original Art
And once again we languish in the South.
You took the words right out of my mouth.....
He'll be in Miami on May 20. That's 3 1/2 hours one way.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
That's a long tour!
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No Michigan, upstate NY, Ohio and Ontario. Boo!
No BFE Oklahoma, BOO!
I suppose I can wave as he flies over.
it really appears they are preparing for crowds. They have moved the Portland signing out of the Powell's store to a venue with more space a few miles away.
The Portsmouth NH event on May 16 looks to be the closest to me until sometime into June, so gonna head for that one first!
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I wonder if I can make it up to DC in time on a work day...
What the -- ?? I distinctly remember seeing Seattle listed as as stop on the six-city tour that the back of the ARC promoted...but the above link @ his publisher doesn't list a Seattle stop.
I know there are some other Seattle / WAtonians on this board...anyone have any insight on this...is the ARC no longer correct?
EDIT: Just emailed the publisher...we'll see if they get back to me.
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