Finally got my copy of S. by JJ Abrams and Doug Dorst. Really impressive looking book. I see now why they put the slipcase on it. Lots "notes" and other goodies tucked into the book.
And this book may out House of Leaves , House of Leaves for weird typography.
John Scalzi,
one of my favorite sci-fi writer twitted: "Want signed/personalized books from me for holiday gifts? This is the way to do it: http://t.co/CeKxA7iDrJ (Note: US only)"
For fans of Patrick Rothfuss, The Signed page is offering SubPress trade edition copies of The Dark of Deep Below double signed by Pat & Nate. Nate is offering a limited number of remarques.
http://signedpage.com/2013/12/pre-or...s-nate-taylor/
Wanted: Human skin edition of The Book of the Dead. Will accept PC copy.
I collect Dennis Lehane, Dan Brown, Cormack McCarthy, and anything by any contributor to Rod Serling's Twilight Zone.
I collect Robert Bloch, and am really big on horror anthologies from the 50's on. Also anything Alfred Hitchcock or Rod Serling related. Also Clive Barker, David J. Schow, Ramsey Campbell, Joe Hill and Joe R. Lansdale to name a few.
Can someone help me? How do I do a return postage if I send a book to an author to be signed? Thanks-Amber
Some authors ask you to include $$ or you can purchase stamps that are equal to the shipping cost.Originally Posted by Amber
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TERRY GOODKIND
Anyone get a chance to snatch a copy of THE FIRST CONFESSOR: THE LEGEND OF MAGDA SEARUS? Hardback was only released as a limited edition. Uber rare and first of it's kind. See link.
http://www.terrygoodkindstore.com/co...ectors-edition
"Absorb the genius of the moment." -Michael Stipe
"Victory is sweet even deep in the cheap seats." -Connor Oberst
NEED:
One For Road Signed Artist Edition, PS Publishing
The Gunslinger Viking proof
Carrie $7.95 Doubleday later printing
I just finished Gone Girl today. Great book, excellent writing, fantastic story.
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Looks like Easton Press is doing a second run of the Vampire Chronicles with Interview signed by Anne Rice.
I missed them the first time around, so I'm kind of happy to see them available again, but would have like something to distinguish these from the first run.
Does anyone here have the original edition? Was Interview numbered, or just signed?
These appear to be numbered out of 3,000 copies.
Mark Twain
I have the original edition. It was numbered out of 3,000 copies and signed. There is also a certificate of authenticity laid in. The other four volumes are not signed or numbered.
Thank you.
Mark Twain
Speaking of the Vampire Chronicles ...
LESTAT'S BACK BAAAABBBAAAAYYYY!
The picture on the Easton Press website shows a very similar binding to the original editions. The original Easton edition of "Interview" has Rice's facsimile signature in gold on the front board and the photo of the current edition lacks that. So there will at least be that difference to help distinguish between the two editions. I suspect there will be other subtle variations noticeable when the two editions are held side by side.
Nice, I had not heard the news yet.
http://www.today.com/books/lestat-ba...uel-2D79346057
I hope that's true.Rice said the new book in the series, out in October, will be a "true sequel" to "Queen of the Damned," the 1988 novel that was third in the series that began with "Interview with the Vampire."
The quality dropped a lot after book 5 (Memnoch), although I did like the last two.
It might be time to start a rereading.
Mark Twain
just read that myself
I wonder if there will be a limited of Prince Lestat? She also said there would be a second book... maybe a third.
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And the original Easton Press sold individually for 39.75. Now you have to buy the whole set. Decisions, decisions.
I paid more than that through Easton. I paid $80 for Interview (received in December, 1999) and $59 each for the last four (received in June, 2001). I honestly do not recall buying and receiving these. That is just what I have in my records. Was Interview published as a stand alone signed edition in 1999? And the last four books offered as a set in 2001? I don't remember.
It must have been sold alone - I did have a subcription to signed firsts of science fiction but it wouldn't fit in that - and I did not buy the others. I have been trying to organize drawers full of paper lately so I remembered scanning this in:
Edit: Unless maybe it was split into two payments...then I'm missing a checkstub!
Interesting, I always thought it was a full set. Admittedly though, that was before I started collecting books.
I do have the unsigned set that they issued later.
Mark Twain
Anne Rice signed copies of Prince Lestat for $18
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/prin...NCELESTAT-_-NA
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Thanks Becca!
Mark Twain
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