Other authors you collect

[Randall Flagg]

Interesting 'puzzle' book from McSweeney's. Supposedly the authors hid Twelve emerald-studded numbers pried from the Emerald Khroniker, a legendary clock. The'pop-up'-book provides clues to find them.
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[Randall Flagg]

Interesting 'puzzle' book from McSweeney's. Supposedly the authors hid Twelve emerald-studded numbers pried from the Emerald Khroniker, a legendary clock. The'pop-up'-book provides clues to find them.
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[jemaher]

would that i could find dust jackets for some of my Hemingway first editions/

[The Library Policeman]

When I first got into Stephen King in the late seventies, there was one other horror author I read with the same passion - James Herbert. Compared to King, his writing was more in-your-face, but I loved his early output, and he wrote some memorable stuff: The Rats, The Dark, Lair, Domain, The Spear, and my favourite, The Fog. So when I heard that Jerad at Centipede was publishing an edition, I just had to get it. And once again, Jerard has produced a beautiful book:

Got my copy of this from Jerad this morning. Number 34. It's a lovely book!

[lophophoras]

Very nice!

[The Library Policeman]

When I first got into Stephen King in the late seventies, there was one other horror author I read with the same passion - James Herbert. Compared to King, his writing was more in-your-face, but I loved his early output, and he wrote some memorable stuff: The Rats, The Dark, Lair, Domain, The Spear, and my favourite, The Fog. So when I heard that Jerad at Centipede was publishing an edition, I just had to get it. And once again, Jerard has produced a beautiful book:

Got my copy of this from Jerad this morning. Number 34. It's a lovely book!

Jerad at Centipede has released another James Herbert Limited.

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He made a beautiful limited of The Fog (as you can see courtesy of clacke) and this one will be just as desirable I'm sure. I love Herbert's novels and Jerad's limiteds so it's a win/win.

I just ordered one at $45.00.

[WeDealInLead]

OMG those are sooo nice.

I've recently discovered Ronald Kelly through his Cemetery Dance chapbook. I've bought only one more book (also a chapbook) by him and it was great as well. It's called Flesh Welder and he sells those himself on Ebay. I had mine personalized. Neat little book for $10. CD should take note from Croatoan on how to do chapbooks. It's actually printed and not photocopied.

[e_taylor]

OMG those are sooo nice.

I've recently discovered Ronald Kelly through his Cemetery Dance chapbook. I've bought only one more book (also a chapbook) by him and it was great as well. It's called Flesh Welder and he sells those himself on Ebay. I had mine personalized. Neat little book for $10. CD should take note from Croatoan on how to do chapbooks. It's actually printed and not photocopied.

Find a copy of his short story collection "The Sick Stuff" - won't be disappointed.

[namelessnpoor]

Accepting offers on these. Shipping will be $5, these are small books.
rrdunaway@msn.com or PM me

Norman Partridge- Dark Harvest , 2000 copies, SIGNED limited edition, originally $40 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

When Dark Descends- #328/500 SIGNED-Charles Grant,Thomas Monteleone & Gary Braunbeck, published by Borderlands 2006, only known Collaboration of ficition by Charles Grant

Roll Them Bones #566 of 750 copies David Niall Wilson SIGNED, originally $30 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

Walpulski's Typewriter, #unsure of 400 slipcased, SIGNED, originally $50 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

[oy-the-brave]

OMG those are sooo nice.

I've recently discovered Ronald Kelly through his Cemetery Dance chapbook. I've bought only one more book (also a chapbook) by him and it was great as well. It's called Flesh Welder and he sells those himself on Ebay. I had mine personalized. Neat little book for $10. CD should take note from Croatoan on how to do chapbooks. It's actually printed and not photocopied.

Find a copy of his short story collection "The Sick Stuff" - won't be disappointed.

I purchased the Flesh Welder chapbook because it had a Zach McCain cover and really enjoyed the story and have since finished The Sick Stuff, Cumberland Furnace, Dark Dixie - Tales of Southern Horror and just yesterday finished Timber Gray a fairly tradition western story and have loved them all.

I will buy Midnight Grinding from CD if they ever send the 50.00 certificate they owe me, then I will look into getting his older works.

[idlewarnings]

Thanks to Bob and Ari for the Dan Simmons recommendations a few pages back. I just finished The Terror and loved it. Moving straight on to Drood.

[willie3]

Thanks to Bob and Ari for the Dan Simmons recommendations a few pages back. I just finished The Terror and loved it. Moving straight on to Drood.

Adding My Thanks also...
You all have such great recommendations

Read Drood and Black Hills, haven't got to The Terror yet,
but Simmons has become a favorite

Reading The Passage now, then on to Zafon's Prince of Mist.

Karl

[Ari_Racing]

Thanks to Bob and Ari for the Dan Simmons recommendations a few pages back. I just finished The Terror and loved it. Moving straight on to Drood.

You'll love Drood! It's one of his best books.

As for other books from the author, the only one I didn't quite like was Darwin's blade.

The other ones I enjoyed the most are Summer of night and Phases of Gravity.

[Ari_Racing]

By the way. There's a curious book from him called Summer Sketches. In it, Dan shows sketches and text he wrote of the places visited before setting a novel in it. It's the only S/L edition I read and I loved it!

[frik]

Thanks to Bob and Ari for the Dan Simmons recommendations a few pages back. I just finished The Terror and loved it. Moving straight on to Drood.

You'll love Drood! It's one of his best books.

As for other books from the author, the only one I didn't quite like was Darwin's blade.

The other ones I enjoyed the most are Summer of night and Phases of Gravity.

Didn't care for Drood too much - It's definitely NOT one of Simmons' better books.
The Terror is indeed a grrrrrrrrreat book, as is Darwin's Blade.....

sk

[biomieg]

Until a dedicated Justin Cronin thread emerges, I propose to continue the discussion of THE PASSAGE in this thread

This might be of interest to some of you: a 'limited signed' UK edition of THE PASSAGE at a BIN of £44.99.

[Room 217 Caretaker]

Until a dedicated Justin Cronin thread emerges, I propose to continue the discussion of THE PASSAGE in this thread

This might be of interest to some of you: a 'limited signed' UK edition of THE PASSAGE at a BIN of £44.99.

It's already gone and the cool thing is, the seller is including the promotional 6 page newspaper released in the UK with it. The buyer grabbed a good deal in my opinion.

Mulleins
Cumberland VA

[Jack Torrance]

I collect Tom Clancy, James Patterson, I have quite a collection of Edgar Allen Poe. A lot of them I have paperback copies, and then I have a complete works hard cover.

My girlfriend has quite the collection of Anne Rice. However I don't read any of them.

[biomieg]

Until a dedicated Justin Cronin thread emerges, I propose to continue the discussion of THE PASSAGE in this thread

This might be of interest to some of you: a 'limited signed' UK edition of THE PASSAGE at a BIN of £44.99.

It's already gone and the cool thing is, the seller is including the promotional 6 page newspaper released in the UK with it. The buyer grabbed a good deal in my opinion.

Mulleins
Cumberland VA

Yeah I expected it to go quickly - there's another one up for auction with a couple of hours remaining, current bid (after ten bids) is £56.55.

[demorgan]

Until a dedicated Justin Cronin thread emerges, I propose to continue the discussion of THE PASSAGE in this thread

This might be of interest to some of you: a 'limited signed' UK edition of THE PASSAGE at a BIN of £44.99.

It's already gone and the cool thing is, the seller is including the promotional 6 page newspaper released in the UK with it. The buyer grabbed a good deal in my opinion.

Mulleins
Cumberland VA

I jumped on this seller right when he started offering them. I got one for 30.

OTHER JUSTIN CRONIN NEWS: I talked to the people that work at FORBIDDEN PLANET and they said that JUSTIN CRONIN will be there signing copies...at this moment, they are trying to work out a date.

[Clacke]

Until a dedicated Justin Cronin thread emerges, I propose to continue the discussion of THE PASSAGE in this thread

This might be of interest to some of you: a 'limited signed' UK edition of THE PASSAGE at a BIN of £44.99.

It's already gone and the cool thing is, the seller is including the promotional 6 page newspaper released in the UK with it. The buyer grabbed a good deal in my opinion.

Mulleins
Cumberland VA

Yeah I expected it to go quickly - there's another one up for auction with a couple of hours remaining, current bid (after ten bids) is £56.55.

It was me who grabbed it - thanks for the heads up, Biomieg. He actually dropped the BIN price down to £39.99 about five minutes before I bought it!
The one up for auction is now, as I type, at £77.07 - one hour to go.

Edit: Anyone else interested in one here's another seller with five copies for £38.99 + two copies of the newspaper:
http://cgi.ebay.ie/Justin-Cronin-Pas...item1c1395fe85

[ELazansky]

I just picked up one with the newspaper for £36.99 - since I missed the s/l edition from CD, this will be close enough.

[Rahfa]

Water Street Books in Exeter, NH has a whole big stack of the bound-in signed editions of The Passage...not limited, but signed on a blank endpiece...

Dunno what they charge for shipping.

[herbertwest]

Accepting offers on these. Shipping will be $5, these are small books.
rrdunaway@msn.com or PM me

Norman Partridge- Dark Harvest , 2000 copies, SIGNED limited edition, originally $40 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

When Dark Descends- #328/500 SIGNED-Charles Grant,Thomas Monteleone & Gary Braunbeck, published by Borderlands 2006, only known Collaboration of ficition by Charles Grant

Roll Them Bones #566 of 750 copies David Niall Wilson SIGNED, originally $30 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

Walpulski's Typewriter, #unsure of 400 slipcased, SIGNED, originally $50 and now out of print at Cemetary Dance

i wouldnt already have Darabont's i would get it...

[Ari_Racing]

These were a steal! Hope someone here got 'em!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT