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Wow, I totally missed that. Seriously, not cool.

Guess it didn't matter though, it's sold out now!

Weird, worked for me. Thanks!

Anyone like Susan Hill? Centipede Press has the signed/limited of The Woman in Black up for sale HERE.

Those are pretty cool.

I picked it up when they were having a sale for 25% off. It's supposed to be published soon. Really liked that book, and can't wait to see the S/L!

I live near the North Charleston store, so I was planning on popping in.

A nice in-depth (17-minute) look at the black (Hyde) edition (featuring white text on black pages):


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nif2XS90tl0&t=43s

FWIW, this person (Pontus Presents) does...

I quite like the prospect of a nice Woman in Black S/L too.[/QUOTE]

I was excited about the Woman in Black too. I rather liked that book!

I was always told to use hairdryer heat to remove stickers, but have never tried it. Regardless, in that condition, what a deal!

Wow, Becca, that is AWESOME!!!!!!

WOW...very cool! I'd ask where you find this stuff, but I'm beginning to think you have super collecting powers that the rest of us just don't ;)

It's nice to know that compared to you guys, I'm not really all that nuts!

P.S. Bruce--love the Dracula stuff!

Wow, Dan. I knew you were a fellow Matheson fan, but I didn't realize how deep it went! You are awesome!

I have some proofs from other authors, and some old Playboys that include Ray Bradbury stories. I assume that's what you mean....?

Love getting my hands on older proofs. Very nice!!!

I know it's not the typical author for this site, but a client gave me a signed copy of The Death of Santini by Pat Conroy today. Apparently, he lives locally. Anyone interested?

I have several of his Arkham books, but it has taken a backseat to my other collecting.

Wow, Bob. Unbelievable! I loved this book too when I read it in the 80s (of course, I was not even a teenager, so I blame my naivete on that!). But I have been looking on and off for a good 1st...

Save a LOT of money!

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Good point, John!

I have an Ira Levin proof of Stepford Wives from the 70s and I was just so happy to find one that old. What would we do without ebay?