Folio Society’s The Road: https://mobile.twitter.com/davebjeff...48828524703745
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Folio Society’s The Road: https://mobile.twitter.com/davebjeff...48828524703745
https://mobile.twitter.com/foliosoci...45158225362944
For Orson Scott Card fans:
https://www.eastonpress.com/whats-ne...tion-3751.html
I’m not certain this is news, but for the Philip K. Dick readers here:
https://www.foliosociety.com/usa/the...t-stories.html
Bold design (which isn't to my taste), but, man are they jacking up the prices on their limited editions lately. Way too rich for me, plus- as said- I find the colors off-putting. I'm sure it'll sell out, and they'll continue to test those high prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
Easton Press is putting out another special edition of RED DRAGON for $75, plus $4.95 S&H, which is a $10 discount per title according to the offer I was sent.
Of the eight offered titles, RED DRAGON is the only one I am taking.
PMed you. ThxQuote:
Originally Posted by ur2ndbiggestfan
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Here's the flyer for RED DRAGON, etc.
https://i.imgur.com/R1cZeTh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/xxzjDJP.jpg
I gave it passing consideration, but (along with the eye-popping price) also had an issue with the color scheme -- maybe they were trying to give a nod to the hallucinogenic aspects of Dick's later work, but to me it just comes off as something more appropriate for a teenage girl's bedroom than an homage to one of SF's greats. But the fact that it's now Sold Out shows what I know. I'm glad I have the four Underwood/Miller hardcover volumes that I assume these Folio volumes are largely (totally?) sourced from...they may be very staid in comparison, in their plain dark red cloth and sans dustjacket, but I find that a much more appropriate package for Dick's important work.Quote:
Originally Posted by swintekBold design (which isn't to my taste), but, man are they jacking up the prices on their limited editions lately. Way too rich for me, plus- as said- I find the colors off-putting. I'm sure it'll sell out, and they'll continue to test those high prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
How would you guys rate earthling as a publisher? They are doing an Ania Ahlborn book (looks like an original) but I’ve never ordered from them before so I am wondering about there quality, etc.
http://www.earthlingpub.com/aa_darkacross.html
I have one book from them, The Scarlet Gospels S/L. I love the design and was very pleased with the customer service but that is my only transaction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe315
They’re quite good. I’d put them above CD but below Sub Press...the attention to detail seems a bit more than the former but not quite up to par with the latter.Quote:
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Thanks for that, I ordered one of the numbered.Quote:
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Excited to get some very rare Tremblay.
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I collect their lettered editions, they are beautiful, and well made. The owner Paul is a pleasure to deal with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe315
https://grimoakpress.com/blogs/news/...LXdPu8kTDiRzLM
For anyone that's interested. Grim Oak Press is coming out with a limited and a lettered edition of The Prince of Thrones By Mark Lawrence.
$150 for the S/L (1000 numbered copies) $500 for the lettered (52 lettered copies)
Love the series so definitely picking this one up.
Edit: I'm hearing the lettered sold out in less than a minute!
I don't know why, but I had to pre-order this one:
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tre...SsoQlj9mIAe_6A
Pretty cool quirky item to have.Quote:
Originally Posted by ur2ndbiggestfan
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I met Mr. Trerjo a few years ago at a con. He signed my poster of Devil's Rejects. He is one badass dude, loved talking to him!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kingfan2323Pretty cool quirky item to have.Quote:
Originally Posted by ur2ndbiggestfan
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Talk softly and carry a big machete!
The latest Folio Society rumor: they may announce/publish Silence of the Lambs in October.
Saw that! looking forward to what they come up with. Hopefully it's more inspiring than MISERY.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
Interesting. Where is this information found?Quote:
Originally Posted by swintekSaw that! looking forward to what they come up with. Hopefully it's more inspiring than MISERY.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
Hopefully it is one of the higher price point styles. Like American Gods or Dune.
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The moth in the picture at the top of this thread has people guessing SOTL:Quote:
Originally Posted by kingfan2323Interesting. Where is this information found?Quote:
Originally Posted by swintekSaw that! looking forward to what they come up with. Hopefully it's more inspiring than MISERY.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
https://www.librarything.com/topic/332224
Gotcha. The cap it is on top of puzzles me or maybe means nothing. I noticed that a lot of releases come out about the same time. As if maybe permission was given at a given time. For example Suntup is doing Harris stuff, Easton has a Red Dragon coming out, and now maybe Folio with a Silence. Could help support the guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. TroyThe moth in the picture at the top of this thread has people guessing SOTL:Quote:
Originally Posted by kingfan2323Interesting. Where is this information found?Quote:
Originally Posted by swintekSaw that! looking forward to what they come up with. Hopefully it's more inspiring than MISERY.Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Troy
https://www.librarything.com/topic/332224
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It could probably be many things; I believe the guess boils down to the fact that SOTL is the most well-known work that people associate with a moth.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingfan2323