Suntup Editions

[webstar1000]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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[MikeDuke]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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Right. That's the one I should have got. I think Silver was Lettered only. Well whatever. I should have gotten the numbered subscription I just did not realize how everything worked and that I would be buying books once a month. It's just a mistake that I made. have to live with. And the fact that I had multiple chances to get Misery, including from the start, makes me feel even worse. But enough about my mistake. I am looking forward to 2024.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I've made a LOT more book buying mistakes than that, Mike!
And I agree with you, looking forward!

[herbertwest]

What do you guys think, any chance this upcoming GHOST STORY release w/ a King intro could be a suntup?


https://twitter.com/StephenKing/status/1732869904410230883

That's centipede press. They are doing that book.


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Centipede is doing that book, but it's not their edition that will have the intro that King may write.
I asked Jerad earlier today

[St. Troy]

Centipede is doing that book, but it's not their edition that will have the intro that King may write.
I asked Jerad earlier today

Thanks for confirming.

[RichardX]

Hope Paul gives some consideration to "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin. The 1924 precursor to "1984" and "Brave New World." Something different.

[cit74]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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Right. That's the one I should have got. I think Silver was Lettered only. Well whatever. I should have gotten the numbered subscription I just did not realize how everything worked and that I would be buying books once a month. It's just a mistake that I made. have to live with. And the fact that I had multiple chances to get Misery, including from the start, makes me feel even worse. But enough about my mistake. I am looking forward to 2024.

Bronze was limited books, no AE...I am happy with my bronze medal every day.

[webstar1000]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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Right. That's the one I should have got. I think Silver was Lettered only. Well whatever. I should have gotten the numbered subscription I just did not realize how everything worked and that I would be buying books once a month. It's just a mistake that I made. have to live with. And the fact that I had multiple chances to get Misery, including from the start, makes me feel even worse. But enough about my mistake. I am looking forward to 2024.

Bronze was limited books, no AE...I am happy with my bronze medal every day.

There was a gift edition one for $750.... then silver, gold and platinum. Platinum didn't sell... that included Roman's...


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[MikeDuke]

I could have swore there was a numbered one for $3,500. Not that it matters, because those days are long gone.

[MikeDuke]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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Right. That's the one I should have got. I think Silver was Lettered only. Well whatever. I should have gotten the numbered subscription I just did not realize how everything worked and that I would be buying books once a month. It's just a mistake that I made. have to live with. And the fact that I had multiple chances to get Misery, including from the start, makes me feel even worse. But enough about my mistake. I am looking forward to 2024.

Bronze was limited books, no AE...I am happy with my bronze medal every day.
That's what I thought. Man I should have done that.

[mcbanick]

If some one wants to have a %60 sale, I would be more than willing to take that deal. You really don't know how bad and stupid I feel.
That's back when I did not know about the "subscription" model and I thought around $700 was a lot at once. If I was smart, I should have bought a bronze subscription. But I did not. Now that was stupid. Boy have things
changed.

Bronze was gifts... silver was $3500 I think and that was numbered. Steal of a deal


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Right. That's the one I should have got. I think Silver was Lettered only. Well whatever. I should have gotten the numbered subscription I just did not realize how everything worked and that I would be buying books once a month. It's just a mistake that I made. have to live with. And the fact that I had multiple chances to get Misery, including from the start, makes me feel even worse. But enough about my mistake. I am looking forward to 2024.

Bronze was limited books, no AE...I am happy with my bronze medal every day.
That's what I thought. Man I should have done that.

To satisfy my curiosity… can someone explain to me how those Suntup subscription models are structured? What did you get for he money spent n the sub?

[MikeDuke]

One level was only AE
One level was only numbered
One level was only lettered
On level was all 3
One level was all three and a RN if available.

[playdohman]

One level was only AE
One level was only numbered
One level was only lettered
On level was all 3
One level was all three and a RN if available.

AE was the CLASSIC and numbered was the BRONZE. I was nervous at the time but listened to several folks who knew Paul and I took the gamble. One of my best investments based on the return, not only the value of the books but the variety of titles, authors, and genres in my library now. The books keep rolling in and my ongoing cost is only the shipping.

[webstar1000]

I could have swore there was a numbered one for $3,500. Not that it matters, because those days are long gone.

Numbered only was $3500. Mine was $25K and I have a Gold which is all proofs, AE's, numbered and Gold. There ware no Platinum sold.

[JGeis]

Can’t wait to hear everyone’s guesses on the new announcements. Personally, I have no concrete ideas in any of the hints.

[MikeDuke]

I could have swore there was a numbered one for $3,500. Not that it matters, because those days are long gone.

Numbered only was $3500. Mine was $25K and I have a Gold which is all proofs, AE's, numbered and Gold. There ware no Platinum sold.
Yea, back then I thought that was a lot of money. But now I just feel stupid. Having all the proofs, AE, numbered and lettered must be quite exciting. I would have been satisfied with just the numbered. But, I was not ready to do that at the time.

[CyberGhostface]

Can’t wait to hear everyone’s guesses on the new announcements. Personally, I have no concrete ideas in any of the hints.

January is Boy’s Life, February is Rebecca. No idea about March.

[ajw2910]

Interesting that Feb and Mar have no classic editions…..

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I have a question.
When Paul does the 'giveaway's on Facebook or whatever it's called now, WHAT does he usually give away? And how exactly does it work? Do you e-mail him or what?
It's ALMOST tempting enough to join Facebook!

[CyberGhostface]

I have a question.
When Paul does the 'giveaway's on Facebook or whatever it's called now, WHAT does he usually give away? And how exactly does it work? Do you e-mail him or what?
It's ALMOST tempting enough to join Facebook!

Most of the time it’s just gift certificates. He may have given out a few arcs in the past. And yeah you email him after.

[HorrorfanTom]

Can’t wait to hear everyone’s guesses on the new announcements. Personally, I have no concrete ideas in any of the hints.

January is Boy’s Life, February is Rebecca. No idea about March.

SubPress already did an amazing Boy's Life. LP has been doing the other McCammon's. I would LOVE to see Paul do Boy's Life but is it too much to hope for????

[CyberGhostface]

During the livestream session Paul was showing off the pages of a book and people were able to make out ‘2. The Magic Box’ which corresponds with a chapter in ‘Boy’s Life’. Another page looks like it says ‘Winter’s Cold’ which corresponds to a section of the book called ‘Winter’s Cold Truth’.

[JeremyM]

Can’t wait to hear everyone’s guesses on the new announcements. Personally, I have no concrete ideas in any of the hints.

January is Boy’s Life, February is Rebecca. No idea about March.

March sounds a lot like ‘Born of Man and Woman’ by Richard Matheson.

[shaq]

During the livestream session Paul was showing off the pages of a book and people were able to make out ‘2. The Magic Box’ which corresponds with a chapter in ‘Boy’s Life’. Another page looks like it says ‘Winter’s Cold’ which corresponds to a section of the book called ‘Winter’s Cold Truth’.

Paul will never open a book again on the live stream ever lol

[Tommy]

Boy's Life is going to be amazing.

[Br!an]

I have the following Suntup artist editions available for sale:

Horns
Horns (Fine book, dented slipcase.)
Dark Matter
Animal Farm
Johnny Got His Gun
The Island of Doctor Moreau
Red Dragon
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Let The Right One In
Fahrenheit 451
The Outsider
Hannibal
The Silence of the Lambs
The Butcher Boy
Schindler's Ark
The Omen
The Handmaid's Tale
Replay
I Am Legend
Slaughterhouse Five
Zombie
A Scanner Darkly
Stardship Troopers

[sullichin]

Any chance Godfather numbered coming in Jan? I'm moving in Feb so I'll have to change shipping addresses. Excited for that one!

[DoctorZaius]

I gave my wife a Godfather artist edition for XMAS - she loved it.

[JGeis]

FYI Brian - system says you’ve exceeded your stored messages and can not accept new PM’s.

[MikeDuke]

Just got The Magus. Man is that one fine book. Build quality and art are top notch.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Just got The Magus. Man is that one fine book. Build quality and art are top notch.

Dang, if you're talking about the numbered edition, which I missed out on due to lack of funds at the time, or in other words, I was broke.

I have an idea, Mike, give me yours!

[Patrick]

I received The Magus numbered a few days ago. It’s a beauty!

[CyberGhostface]

Boy’s Life is up.


https://suntup.press/boys-life/

[RichardX]

Nice to see McCammon getting the Suntup treatment. Also great that he is signing the Classic edition. I need to go back and read that one again. It's been a long time.

[webstar1000]

I have a lettered for sale:)

[HorrorfanTom]

If anyone is getting rid of their numbered edition of Boy's Life to stay on the train let me know!

**Got one!

[MikeDuke]

They all look really great. Glad I got the numbered.

[Ben Mears]

Interesting to note that two excellent coming of age novels first published in 1991, Boy's Life and Summer Of Night, have limited editions illustrated by David Palumbo.

[Joe315]

The classic is selling fast. 125 left.

[Tommy]

Looks beautiful! Will it start a long line of Suntup McCammon limiteds I wonder? All my Sub Press and CD limiteds might have to go!

[HorrorfanTom]

Looks beautiful! Will it start a long line of Suntup McCammon limiteds I wonder? All my Sub Press and CD limiteds might have to go!

There are only a couple McCammon titles that haven't gotten nice Limiteds done for them. I am thinking Paul did this one because it is such a fantastic book.

[Tommy]

Looks beautiful! Will it start a long line of Suntup McCammon limiteds I wonder? All my Sub Press and CD limiteds might have to go!

There are only a couple McCammon titles that haven't gotten nice Limiteds done for them. I am thinking Paul did this one because it is such a fantastic book.

I feel that way about most McCammon's books. I go back and forth on what a favorite would be. Mine is a pretty awesome book. Mystery Walk too, maybe those could be contenders for a new McCammon limited.

[Tommy]

Classic Edition SOLD OUT

[Ari_Racing]

I discovered McCammon pretty late, back in 2015, and without a doubt he became one of my favourite writers. While I still didn't read all his books, so far I liked a lot all of them but one (Baal, which I liked but not a lot). Boy's Life, Speaks the Nightbird and Swan Song (which IMO is way better than The Stand) are INCREDIBLE.

[RichardX]

I discovered McCammon pretty late, back in 2015, and without a doubt he became one of my favourite writers. While I still didn't read all his books, so far I liked a lot all of them but one (Baal, which I liked but not a lot). Boy's Life, Speaks the Nightbird and Swan Song (which IMO is way better than The Stand) are INCREDIBLE.

Same here. When I first came across his books, I couldn't believe he had been writing for so long and I had never heard of him. His career is comparable to Stephen King in terms of longevity and quality of his books. Blue World and The Five are great books that don't get mentioned often.

[MikeDuke]

50 numbered left.
6 lettered left.

[Tommy]

Numbered are left?
I want one, general public can order?

[Tommy]

NVM, figured it out, if anyone is looking to trade a numbered I have other McCammon limiteds I guess I need to move on out and other authors, too

[MikeDuke]

Numbered are left?
I want one, general public can order?
49 are left.

[HorrorfanTom]

While we are talking about McCammon, if anyone has or knows of a Subterranean Press Lettered edition of They Thirst I would love to get a copy!

McCammon proofs always catch my eye (and my wallet!) too.

[Tommy]

Numbered are left?
I want one, general public can order?
49 are left.

Not open for public just yet,
I wish I could get one but thinking about it, the person that does get it and wants to trade or sell has to make a profit so I really wouldn't be able to afford it now and probably not ever but it does look very nice, congratulations to everyone that gets it. It is a favorite of mine for sure.

[MikeDuke]

Yea, tomorrow at 12:00EST. There may be a few left. To bad it's above your reach.

[Tommy]

Yeah, actually getting a sale list together but it is taking me a while, researching current prices is getting difficult

[zelig]

Hello there. Well, I know many of the forum members have been here a lot longer, but I was chatting with Jerome the other day and it occurred to me that this year makes it 10 years since I first joined the forum. I cannot believe it.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

It seems like yesterday.

[Tommy]

Congratulations, Paul

[MikeDuke]

That's great for your 10th. I mean you have over 8,000 posts. That's not to shabby.

[Ari_Racing]

Congrats!

[CyberGhostface]

New book is Rebecca.

https://suntup.press/rebecca/

[HorrorfanTom]

New book is Rebecca.

https://suntup.press/rebecca/

Thanks! I forgot this month has no AE/CE so I won't be getting an email. Looks like another beautiful edition!

[St. Troy]

Isn't it funny when you hate something with a passion...but can't recall why?

So it is with me and Rebecca; I don't believe I've ever read it (I may have in college, though it's more likely I saw a bit of the 1940 film in a class on Hitchcock) and have no idea what set me off, but...

...every breathless mention of its significance and prominence as an exemplar of the gothic and every hushed recitation of its oh-so-magnificently haunting and evocative opening line pisses me off. (Other than that, I assure you, I am quite ordinary).

I should read it...it would be funny if I enjoyed it.

...but best of luck to Suntup with this; I'm sure it'll go over smashingly.

[St. Troy]

I wonder how the determination is made to offer or not offer an AE/CE; I was surprised to see none with Rebecca, which seems the type of thing that could shift units (if that were a factor).

[MikeDuke]

The numbered is almost like a lettered and this has to be one of the best lettered there is after reading what it is made of and how it was made.

[CyberGhostface]

I thought Rebecca was kind of slow but eventually it gets to a point where there's something that was pretty shocking and then the rest was gripping. I went into it mostly blind though so IDK how much of it is common knowledge to anyone else because of the movie.

[Tommy]

Isn't it funny when you hate something with a passion...but can't recall why?

So it is with me and Rebecca; I don't believe I've ever read it (I may have in college, though it's more likely I saw a bit of the 1940 film in a class on Hitchcock) and have no idea what set me off, but...

...every breathless mention of its significance and prominence as an exemplar of the gothic and every hushed recitation of its oh-so-magnificently haunting and evocative opening line pisses me off. (Other than that, I assure you, I am quite ordinary).

I should read it...it would be funny if I enjoyed it.

...but best of luck to Suntup with this; I'm sure it'll go over smashingly.

Hitch fought with Selznick throughout the whole thing. I don't think Hitch ever considered it fully his work because David had his fingerprints on it as much as he could. I've never read it either but I hear it started as a "joke" or trick that Daphne tried by writing a book where we never know the protagonist first name. She is simply Mrs. DeWinter. I had to watch that movie ten times before I noticed that.

[RichardX]

Great looking book as always but this one holds no interest for me.

[webstar1000]

Red dragon, Silence of the lambs and Handmaid numbers... anyone? Interested. Also Godfather is landing.. that too:)

[webstar1000]

Red dragon, Silence of the lambs and Handmaid numbers... anyone? Interested. Also Godfather is landing.. that too:)

ISO... I'm looking for these:) thanks


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[CyberGhostface]

New book is Born of Man and Woman by Richard Matheson.

https://suntup.press/born-of-man-and-woman

[St. Troy]

I think it is cool that Suntup is willing to publish something so short (site says 16 pages).

[JeremyM]

Announcement schedule for next quarter has been released. My guesses:

April - 'The Hellbound Heart' - edit: more likely something from Kealan Patrick Burke
May - 'Of Mice and Men'
June - 'Don Quixote'

[MikeDuke]

Announcement schedule for next quarter has been released. My guesses:

April - 'The Hellbound Heart'
May - 'Of Mice and Men'
June - 'Don Quixote'
That's what I was thinking for the first book. But, that would be an awesome quarter if you are right.

[St. Troy]

Fingers crossed for The Hellbound Heart (which also immediately occurred to me), especially since there is a Classic edition (within my budget).

[St. Troy]

What do we make of the lack of detail with the April entry? (May is "A classic work of American literature," June is "An epic masterpiece hailed as one of the greatest works of world literature," but no such elaboration for April).

As for the clues we do have (that the author signed and illustrated it tells us the author is either still alive or was until very recently), Clive Barker (as JeremyM noted) is one possibility, but a Reddit user with a username mighty similar to that of someone here noted that Kealan Patrick Burke not only fits that profile (writes, draws, draws breath) but quite recently (March 11) tweeted that he has "big book news coming in April."

https://twitter.com/KealanBurke/status/1767250717406838813

...so KPB seems more likely. My two reactions: A) damn! (I'm really looking forward to THH) and B) I need to get around to trying some KPB.

[MLG]

What do we make of the lack of detail with the April entry? (May is "A classic work of American literature," June is "An epic masterpiece hailed as one of the greatest works of world literature," but no such elaboration for April).

As for the clues we do have (that the author signed and illustrated it tells us the author is either still alive or was until very recently), Clive Barker (as JeremyM noted) is one possibility, but a Reddit user with a username mighty similar to that of someone here noted that Kealan Patrick Burke not only fits that profile (writes, draws, draws breath) but quite recently (March 11) tweeted that he has "big book news coming in April."

https://twitter.com/KealanBurke/status/1767250717406838813

...so KPB seems more likely. My two reactions: A) damn! (I'm really looking forward to THH) and B) I need to get around to trying some KPB.

As a person who has read most of Mr. Burke's work, I believe he is referring to the sequel to Kin. This is a story he has been asked about a lot and he has mentioned working on it in the past. My guess would be that it is not related to the Suntup announcement as I feel they would have mentioned that it is a new story. Just a guess though.

[CyberGhostface]

I don’t think it’s Barker in that there’s only 500 copies of the classic edition. For comparison Imajica had a thousand. Kealan Patrick Burke is more likely imo.

[herbertwest]

Given his tweet, I'd say it seems very likely to be KPB

[WeDealInLead]

Burke's last three short story collections were print-on-demand paperbacks and e-books only. Hopefully the Suntup book is one of those.

I'm Burke's "Digital 50" subscriber who's yet to read one of the e-books he sent me.

[CyberGhostface]

I hope it's Kin which was a fun riff on The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Edit: Burke said his April book will be announced next week so chances are Suntup will be something else.

[RichardX]

Paul and Suntup are the best thing going but did I read correctly that the 16-page lettered Matheson short story was going for $1K? If so, I might have to reassess Biden's "shrinkflation" which I had previously attributed to his dementia.

[webstar1000]

Paul and Suntup are the best thing going but did I read correctly that the 16-page lettered Matheson short story was going for $1K? If so, I might have to reassess Biden's "shrinkflation" which I had previously attributed to his dementia.

You should see his FB live on the making of it. It makes total sense. I'm shocked it's not more.


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[billstand]

Hi Webstar, I have Godfather numbered and Harris numbered books if still looking - billstand01@gmail.com.
Was planning to send out a bunch of books including these to my distribution list next month.

[St. Troy]

I like that Suntup doesn't shy away from standalone editions of short works (as opposed to padding them out as a "Headliner + Other Stories" type collection).

My dream is for someone to do this with Poe's The Masque of the Red Death.

[JeremyM]

I like that Suntup doesn't shy away from standalone editions of short works (as opposed to padding them out as a "Headliner + Other Stories" type collection).

My dream is for someone to do this with Poe's The Masque of the Red Death.

No Reply did it a couple years back using the original Harry Clarke illustrations. Out of print, but sure copies will turn up on the secondary market here and there - https://www.noreplypress.com/archive/reddeath

[St. Troy]

My dream is for someone to do this with Poe's The Masque of the Red Death.

No Reply did it a couple years back using the original Harry Clarke illustrations. Out of print, but sure copies will turn up on the secondary market here and there - https://www.noreplypress.com/archive/reddeath

Thanks.

Had I known about No Reply's edition when it first appeared on Kickstarter, I probably would've jumped in on it ($35 being a mighty low hurdle), but having said that, they didn't quite do what I'm hoping to see someone do with TMOTRD; theirs seems to follow the boutique press philosophy of taking the greatest pains with materials and processes to produce a mostly unremarkable product.

[swintek]

My dream is for someone to do this with Poe's The Masque of the Red Death.

No Reply did it a couple years back using the original Harry Clarke illustrations. Out of print, but sure copies will turn up on the secondary market here and there - https://www.noreplypress.com/archive/reddeath

Thanks.

Had I known about No Reply's edition when it first appeared on Kickstarter, I probably would've jumped in on it ($35 being a mighty low hurdle), but having said that, they didn't quite do what I'm hoping to see someone do with TMOTRD; theirs seems to follow the boutique press philosophy of taking the greatest pains with materials and processes to produce a mostly unremarkable product.

While I respect your opinion on that particular edition- I couldn't disagree more! It's one of my favs on the shelf in fact (as well as it's followup: "Amontillado"). And, the thoroughly-reasonable price makes it "feel" even nicer. ;)

[webstar1000]

ANYONE had a Last Unicorn Numbered? They woudl part with? THANK YOU drop me a pM

[CyberGhostface]

Looks like it is Kin after all.


I’ve been given the go-ahead to reveal that the book is a signed limited edition of my novel KIN, which will also include a prequel novella written specifically for this edition.

The book will be on sale Thursday, April 18 at 9 am PT. I’ll post the link when it’s announced.

https://twitter.com/KealanBurke/status/1773787662182215719?s=20

[Scoogs]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roman Numeral Edition review


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Mq-GLL8QU

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Nice video, but (and it's just a personal preference), I'd never open a book like that fully. Of course, NONE of my new (and other) books have been cracked open more than an inch or just enough to read them if I do so.
I know there's a psychological term for that starting with the letter 'A', no need to inform me!

[Randall Flagg]

I know there's a psychological term for that starting with the letter 'A', no need to inform me!
affect heuristic

[CyberGhostface]

The new novel is Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke.

https://suntup.press/kin/

[Tommy]

any numbered left?

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

80 numbered
9 lettered

as of RIGHT NOW

[MikeDuke]

69 numbered
8 lettered

[Br!an]

I'd like a numbered. Anyone who doesn't want theirs?

[Lurker]

Just double checking - Suntup has put out five paperweights or cubes?

[CyberGhostface]

Just double checking - Suntup has put out five paperweights or cubes?

Yeah, for Let the Right One In, Jaws, Horns, Misery and IT.

[CyberGhostface]

Nice video, but (and it's just a personal preference), I'd never open a book like that fully. Of course, NONE of my new (and other) books have been cracked open more than an inch or just enough to read them if I do so.
I know there's a psychological term for that starting with the letter 'A', no need to inform me!

Yeah, especially for something that expensive. :scared:

[Scoogs]

Nice video, but (and it's just a personal preference), I'd never open a book like that fully. Of course, NONE of my new (and other) books have been cracked open more than an inch or just enough to read them if I do so.
I know there's a psychological term for that starting with the letter 'A', no need to inform me!

Yeah, especially for something that expensive. :scared:

Right! I almost made a trip to the ER when he opened the book like that to show the full cover.

[Lurker]

Just double checking - Suntup has put out five paperweights or cubes?

Yeah, for Let the Right One In, Jaws, Horns, Misery and IT.

Thanks!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Just double checking - Suntup has put out five paperweights or cubes?

Yeah, for Let the Right One In, Jaws, Horns, Misery and IT.

Thanks!

I still need the IT one, wahhhh!

[Tommy]

If anyone gets an ARC of Kin, I am interested. I don't collect many writers now but I really like KPB and I really like ARCs. I was able to get a numbered copy secured, very happy about that!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Does Suntup still do ARCs?
I haven't seen any new ones for a while, and if I had I would have snatched them right up!

[Br!an]

Got one!

[MikeDuke]

I just want to say that The Yellow Wall Paper is a fantastic production.

[CyberGhostface]

New book is 'Of Mice and Men' by John Steinbeck.

https://suntup.press/of-mice-and-men/

[DoctorZaius]

New book is 'Of Mice and Men' by John Steinbeck.

https://suntup.press/of-mice-and-men/

So funny that they put a rabbit on the slipcase and book.

[Lurker]

"Tell me about the rabbits, George."

[MikeDuke]

Email from Suntup:
Winterset Hollow Numbered Edition-Shipping Delay :(.

[St. Troy]

Apparently only now does Suntup have a YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@suntupeditions

[CyberGhostface]

New book is The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

https://suntup.press/the-divine-comedy/

[MikeDuke]

Numbered ordered. They all look fantastic.

[St. Troy]

Quite a production.

The lettered's parchment covers, with its resemblance to vellum-bound works common to early printed works, make it the star of the show for me.

[DoctorZaius]

New book is The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

https://suntup.press/the-divine-comedy/

This one looks great, though I wish that they had incorporated more artwork. So many artists have lent their imaginations to Dante's work. Salvador Dali and Gustave Dore are two of my favorites. That there are limited Blake pieces (if i am reading it right) is quite disappointing.

[St. Troy]

Maybe I'll swing on over to LibraryThing.com to see them kvetch about how this isn't "fine press."

[MikeDuke]

Down to 168 numbered
18 Lettered

[MikeDuke]

There are
111 numbered
13 lettered left

[St. Troy]

Let's get those guesses going folks!

[MikeDuke]

Well, the Sept one is American Gods, I think. And two numbered books that are in two volumes. Pretty cool.

[RC65]

The description for the July non-genre, Pulitzer-winning edition says "The Lettered & Numbered editions are signed by the author of the afterword and the artist. The Artist edition is signed by the artist" -- so no editions are signed by a living author. I believe LONESOME DOVE has been high on the request list...it's certainly one I've recommended (even though I've yet to get through a complete reading of it, but someday...).

The hint for "his last" suggests to me SWAN SONG for August. Like their edition of BOY'S LIFE, I'm more than satisfied with the Sub Press edition (and I also have the Dark Harvest edition).

Consensus seems to be AMERICAN GODS for September.

So I'm thinking:

LONESOME DOVE
SWAN SONG
AMERICAN GODS

[Joe315]

Could August be Swan Song?

[KarlHungus]

To Kill a Mockingbird
Swan Song
American Gods

[goathunter]

Most people think July is To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems pretty clear that August is Swan Song.

[HorrorfanTom]

Man, I just cleared my credit card from getting all editions of Boy's Life. Looks like I will run them back up for Sean Song! Sorry/Not Sorry 😁