Joe Hill, Author

[jeffingoff]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.


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[SystemCrashOverRide]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.


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Me as well.

With shipping to Canada and USD to CAD conversion it's like $300, which is just a bit too rich for me at the moment. We'll see if there are any available after pay day.

[jeffingoff]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.


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Me as well.

With shipping to Canada and USD to CAD conversion it's like $300, which is just a bit too rich for me at the moment. We'll see if there are any available after pay day.

So we're the reasons it hasn't sold out! Must only be two remaining. LOL

[Brian861]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.

Like Jeff pointed out in this video; he's spent a million bucks on Joe thus far but can't stretch this

[kingfan2323]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.

Like Jeff pointed out in this video; he's spent a million bucks on Joe thus far but can't stretch this

Do collections usually sell slower? I mean in general?

seeking: ANYTHING DT related #246
Dead Zone 1st Edition F/F or NF/NF

[Kingfan24]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Because it’s highly overpriced for a Joe hill limited.

[Beverly Marsh]

Great pics guys! Thanks for sharing the stories and glad you had a good time.

we're waiting Brian......

Sorry, Lori. Took my old ass some time to recover from nearly 16+ hours in a vehicle! It was well worth it though and I had a blast! Everyone was great and asked great questions. I can't wait until the next event. I've decided I'll travel no matter the distance to see Joe again.

Thanks to Shac's daughter and my wife, I was able to get a total of 9 items signed, including one for my cousin who I'm going to surprise. I could have gone back through the line again but it probably would have been close to another hour wait. We were hungry and tired from the drive so decided the items I got signed were enough. It gave me a whole new appreciation for what Joe does for his fans. He probably signed close to 500 items at this event alone. The man is a machine and must be exhausted after each event.

Huge thanks to Jason (third from the left in the photo above) and his wife Katie for carting us to and from the event from our hotel. As well as dining with us after. An unforgettable evening without a doubt!

Yay!! So glad you had fun Brian! You look very happy What did you get signed?

[Beverly Marsh]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.


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Same boat Jeff. The more I see of this book the more I like it. I may have to throw in the life vest and get one but still. trying. to. resist.

[jeffingoff]

I wonder why the signed numbered limited edition of Hill's Full Throttle hasn't sold out yet. Usually they go pretty quick.

Please. I’m trying to resist it. Though I love everything about it.


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Same boat Jeff. The more I see of this book the more I like it. I may have to throw in the life vest and get one but still. trying. to. resist.

I just remind myself that Paul may be announcing another book this year. And I have a signed/inscribed first edition Full Throttle. And at some point PS will be doing more SK editions and CD will be doing Pet Sematary and SST will continue rolling with the Lansdale collections and Earthling will be doing some lettered editions for which I'm on a waitlist. And then it gets easier.

[Cwalker]

Being that I have divested myself of 99% of my King signed and gift edition stuff to focus on Joe and some other authors, ordering the new FT s/l was kind of a no brainer for me. Of course being able to make payments through Camelot made a huge difference.🙂

[WeDealInLead]

I'm considering getting the UK edition of Full Throttle because of the artwork. It's a little less underwhelming than the US cover.

[SystemCrashOverRide]

I'm considering getting the UK edition of Full Throttle because of the artwork. It's a little less underwhelming than the US cover.

You prefer the stock photo of a motorcycle on the UK cover to the artwork on the US edition? I actually thought the UK edition was a little lackluster looking...

That said, I ordered the signed copy from WaterStones: https://www.waterstones.com/book/ful.../9781473229747

[WeDealInLead]

The picture you posted is the cover I prefer. I'm not sure if there are any other UK editions. There's nothing wrong with the US cover but it's a little too familiar.

[Brian861]

Yay!! So glad you had fun Brian! You look very happy What did you get signed?

Thanks, Lori! Pretty much was grinning like an idiot the entire evening as you can tell lol.

Full Throttle, of course, a few UK 1st, a HC of Locke & Key, and a few magazines. I hoping to get those posted in my collection thread in the next day or two.

[dnemec]

I'm considering getting the UK edition of Full Throttle because of the artwork. It's a little less underwhelming than the US cover.

You prefer the stock photo of a motorcycle on the UK cover to the artwork on the US edition? I actually thought the UK edition was a little lackluster looking...

That said, I ordered the signed copy from WaterStones: https://www.waterstones.com/book/ful.../9781473229747

Thanks for posting, didn't see they were selling one signed.

[herbertwest]

Someone have recently found an uncorrected proof of HORNS for 0.50
Maybe someone here that collects him could make him an offer

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[Tatiana]

I've just finished reading "The collaborators" short story and I find it good. Has anyone read "the saved"? Send me a spoiler over PM, please

[Brian861]

[MarcoL]

Nice ! Ordered a copy from a UK bookseller recently, it’s waiting for me at my UK shipping address..

[MarcoL]

Long shot but who knows....does anyone have an extra copy of the Dying is Easy ashcan that was handed out at NYCC??

[Br!an]

Not comics again!

[CyberGhostface]

First world problems and all that but I was a little frustrated at a recent signing where Hill would only sign Full Throttle and for anything else you would have to go to back of the line afterwards. Usually it's just "I'll sign 2-3 of whatever and then you go to the back of the line" to prevent someone from bringing twelve books or something. He would sign up to three copies of Full Throttle upfront so it wasn't a time issue either. Maybe it was a publisher request or the store trying to sell more copies. I only brought one other book and a comic but it was getting late so I just left.

[Roseannebarr]

If you went to Nashua NH. That was the bookstore rule. He still signed 3 items per person. If one was full throttle. Line ended at 10:02 pm. He signed for everyone and never stopped until he was done. Over 300 people in attendance. I ended up helping his beautiful wife face over 100 more books for the store after he signed over 800 books. I told him to keep it up after he gets famous. Lot Guy said that did not come out the way I thought it in my head. Largest crowd I have seen at a hill event yet

[Brian861]

If you went to Nashua NH. That was the bookstore rule. He still signed 3 items per person. If one was full throttle. Line ended at 10:02 pm. He signed for everyone and never stopped until he was done. Over 300 people in attendance. I ended up helping his beautiful wife face over 100 more books for the store after he signed over 800 books. I told him to keep it up after he gets famous. Lot Guy said that did not come out the way I thought it in my head. Largest crowd I have seen at a hill event yet

That's the way it was in Denver as far as the book rule.

[redsoxfan565]

First world problems and all that but I was a little frustrated at a recent signing where Hill would only sign Full Throttle and for anything else you would have to go to back of the line afterwards. Usually it's just "I'll sign 2-3 of whatever and then you go to the back of the line" to prevent someone from bringing twelve books or something. He would sign up to three copies of Full Throttle upfront so it wasn't a time issue either. Maybe it was a publisher request or the store trying to sell more copies. I only brought one other book and a comic but it was getting late so I just left.

You could still get your other items done, you just needed to have a copy of the new book at first to get in the line. That is pretty standard for most book signings that I have ever done. After all, the author and the bookstore want to sell the new book. Joe took care of the rest of the items at the end of the signing. Still a nice guy.