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Any thoughts on the Faithful Lettered Edition by Books to Benefit? I'm trying to whittle my collection back down to being Donald M. Grant specific, with some lenience on Dark Tower related items, and...

Any thoughts on the value of "Gunslinger" and "Drawing of the Three" Audiobooks on Tape, still sealed in shrinkwrap? I know that these are at least thought to be pretty hard to come by, and the lack...

Here is an image from the catalog (Link to full catalog; see page 320):

http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag74/Robert_Fulman/mistposters_zps63d6b145.jpg

There is one Giclee "hero" print, and...

Dean Struzan is a pretty big name in the movie poster world, and I imagine that his original art would be worth a good chunk of change. However, I don't think that the item being sold on Betts is the...

According to my mad ebay skillz, the price was between $2550 and $2510.16.

http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag74/Robert_Fulman/mpp_zps73d7305b.jpg

I'm defending his decision not to hire help, because I think the quality of customer service now is a huge improvement over what I got in the past. Other than that, I think it's his prerogative to...

As for going out of business, Grant has only published one book (I believe; I would have to check) since 2006 (Wind through the Keyhole). They do have a couple titles that have been announced, but...

Robert Wiener owns Donald M. Grant, Publisher. Charles L. Grant edited Shadows. Charles and Donald Grant are unrelated. Donald M. Grant didn't publish Shadows. I suppose Mr. Wiener could have...

That was probably unnecessarily sassy. Given that it describes the story as being from Shadows and provides the publication info, I would guess that it was typed up by someone. Maybe they liked the...

I'm not surprised Mr. Grant didn't respond to your emails. He died in 2006.

When I was in Seattle last year, I visited the Museum of Science Fiction and they had an exhibit on horror. They had manuscript pages for Dracula on display (I believe with Stoker's hand...

At this point, this is clearly an issue of semantics. Stu says Michael Alpert designated your pages the "Master Proof", but Bob's pages literally have the words "Master Proof" stamped on them. I...

Goofing around with the wayback machine, and based on this cached page (LINK) it looks like the originally announced price was $350.

To quote the other RF:

I don't think there are any lettered books belong The Gunslinger.

I wouldn't pay $5,000 (or $4,000 or $3,000 or $2,000 or $1,000) for a Gunslinger S/L. That doesn't mean that it's not worth that much, it just means that I will never own one.

Exactly my point. Now, it's entirely possible that a particular number might become more valuable if more than one person wants it. I could see that being the case for #1, #19, or #500. It really...

That's like saying a book signed "To webstar1000, Thanks for being awesome! -Stephen Knig" should be more valuable than a non-inscribed copy simply because it's unique. The point is that there is...

By the way, I would prefer PC copies over numbers, meaning that I would be willing to pay more for a PC copy ($X) than a numbered copy ($Y). Unfortunately for me, both $X and $Y are less than the...

But the only person who would value #350 more than any other given number is the person trying to complete set #350. To everyone else, copy #350 is worth the same amount as any other given number....