Stephen King Collecting Questions

[Roseannebarr]

Here is an example of a remarque. Of the ones I have, this is my favorite.

I absolutely love that one!

I like it too. I wonder if that is a number 2 or number 3 tennis ball?

Fantastic!! Can I give you a positive rep for that???

Just got done reading DUMA KEY. I loved it. I never wanted a Remarque until I saw this. the tennis ball, percy and the ship are just amazing! Love the yellow!

[Gmailman]

What number do you want on your balls?

[sharki69]

Collecting question - How I can contact Grant Publisher ?

I emailed and called few times with no response. I'm looking for LSOE S/L slipcase and wanted to find out if they have spare to sell.

Any help is appreciated

[TCCBodhi]

Collecting question - How I can contact Grant Publisher ?

I emailed and called few times with no response. I'm looking for LSOE S/L slipcase and wanted to find out if they have spare to sell.

Any help is appreciated

I think all you can do is keep trying, as they're more or less completely operated by Robert at this point by all appearances.

[webstar1000]

Collecting question - How I can contact Grant Publisher ?

I emailed and called few times with no response. I'm looking for LSOE S/L slipcase and wanted to find out if they have spare to sell.

Any help is appreciated

Shaq send them an email through the site.. they will get back to ya buddy

[bdwyer19]

Has Mark Geyer ever done Rose Madder remarques that aren't the flowers? I have a signed copy that I'm considering getting remarqued, but I'm not enamored by that particular one.

[carlosdetweiller]

Has Mark Geyer ever done Rose Madder remarques that aren't the flowers? I have a signed copy that I'm considering getting remarqued, but I'm not enamored by that particular one.

I don't know if he has or hasn't. But he is a nice guy who, I think, would do anything possible to please a fan or customer. Ask him about doing something special and I'll be he would be glad to do it.

[sharki69]

Collecting question - How I can contact Grant Publisher ?

I emailed and called few times with no response. I'm looking for LSOE S/L slipcase and wanted to find out if they have spare to sell.

Any help is appreciated

I think all you can do is keep trying, as they're more or less completely operated by Robert at this point by all appearances.

Collecting question - How I can contact Grant Publisher ?

I emailed and called few times with no response. I'm looking for LSOE S/L slipcase and wanted to find out if they have spare to sell.

Any help is appreciated

Shaq send them an email through the site.. they will get back to ya buddy

Thanks guys - emailed Robert directly and got respond after 30 minutes. And they have replacement traycase !!

[Dan]

I want to pick up a copy of Justin's bibliography in paperback to carry around and mark up. Is the paperback current? Is there more than one version?

[jhanic]

Justin's Bibliography in paperback is good up until about 2008. There were two addenda issued bringing it up to 2009. I've never seen those addenda offered for sale, though.

Justin issued a revised edition as an ebook in 2013 with his numbering revised also. Here's the Kindle version from Amazon ($6.99):

http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-King-P...s+bibliography

John

[Dan]

Justin's Bibliography in paperback is good up until about 2008. There were two addenda issued bringing it up to 2009. I've never seen those addenda offered for sale, though.

Justin issued a revised edition as an ebook in 2013 with his numbering revised also. Here's the Kindle version from Amazon ($6.99):

http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-King-P...s+bibliography

John

Thanks!

[herbertwest]

Justin's Bibliography in paperback is good up until about 2008. There were two addenda issued bringing it up to 2009. I've never seen those addenda offered for sale, though.

Justin issued a revised edition as an ebook in 2013 with his numbering revised also. Here's the Kindle version from Amazon ($6.99):

http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-King-P...s+bibliography

John

I had the addentums, lent them to a friend, and never got them back :-(

[stroppygoblin]

Justin's Bibliography in paperback is good up until about 2008. There were two addenda issued bringing it up to 2009. I've never seen those addenda offered for sale, though.

Justin issued a revised edition as an ebook in 2013 with his numbering revised also. Here's the Kindle version from Amazon ($6.99):

http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-King-P...s+bibliography

John

I just (about 4 days ago) purchased these very addendums. I was unaware of them until Zelig posted his 'Books about King' list recently. I paid £20 including another F/F copy of the Hardback 1st edition of the book. I'll post pictures in the appropriate thread when they arrive.

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

The book with the addendums is 7 years out-of-date. That's a long time in the collecting world. Buy the electronic version.

[biomieg]

The addendums do come up for sale every now and then. Got mine years ago for $5 a piece. But Alan is right, your best bet is getting the eBook (although the eBook itself is also out-of-date, but less so).

[herbertwest]

The book with the addendums is 7 years out-of-date. That's a long time in the collecting world. Buy the electronic version.

Totally agree. I have the PDF version in my dropbox, so that I can access it anytime, anywhere.

[Dan]

Thanks for all the good info. I was initially leaning to the electronic because I always have my iPad when I'm book shopping, so it would help. But, there is something about a real book that was appealing to me. Of course that want of the real book is what has caused this whole mess in the first place. I will go for the electronic version.

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

The book with the addendums is 7 years out-of-date. That's a long time in the collecting world. Buy the electronic version.

Totally agree. I have the PDF version in my dropbox, so that I can access it anytime, anywhere.

I like the electronic version because I can update it whenever a new book comes out.

[Dan]

The book with the addendums is 7 years out-of-date. That's a long time in the collecting world. Buy the electronic version.

Totally agree. I have the PDF version in my dropbox, so that I can access it anytime, anywhere.

I like the electronic version because I can update it whenever a new book comes out.

Can you elaborate on what you mean? Is there a feature that lets you add more to the bibliography or mark off books that you have?

[herbertwest]

The book with the addendums is 7 years out-of-date. That's a long time in the collecting world. Buy the electronic version.

Totally agree. I have the PDF version in my dropbox, so that I can access it anytime, anywhere.

I like the electronic version because I can update it whenever a new book comes out.

Can you elaborate on what you mean? Is there a feature that lets you add more to the bibliography or mark off books that you have?

If I remember correctly, the system allows you to download the ebook version in numerous formats. including RTF that you can edit. It never crossed my mind, but I guess that it's something that could be done.

Thanks for all the good info. I was initially leaning to the electronic because I always have my iPad when I'm book shopping, so it would help. But, there is something about a real book that was appealing to me. Of course that want of the real book is what has caused this whole mess in the first place. I will go for the electronic version.

I printed myself a copy via hulu. Although, I never actually opened it contrary to the PDF file.

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

Yes, any format you like.

[stroppygoblin]

Details of the addendums:

[bdwyer19]

Has Mark Geyer ever done Rose Madder remarques that aren't the flowers? I have a signed copy that I'm considering getting remarqued, but I'm not enamored by that particular one.

I don't know if he has or hasn't. But he is a nice guy who, I think, would do anything possible to please a fan or customer. Ask him about doing something special and I'll be he would be glad to do it.

Thanks for the advice Bob. I had asked for a custom remarque (beyond the roses), but he asked that I wait until the summer. He needs to brush up on the book in order to sketch something more personal.

[bdwyer19]

I have the measurements I need for the slipcases that I'm going to ask Jeff Whiley to make. I'm thinking that I'd also like one to house the Green Mile paperbacks. Could I get help with those measurements? Just like the Bachman Books slipcase that he made, I'm concerned about getting the right fit, since it's multiple books together.

[Brian861]

I have several 1st/1st trades with Remarques from Glenn Chadbourne so I'm wondering if I really need to keep ahold of 1st/1st trades without the Remarques. Or should the Remarques be a collection onto themselves as well as the 1st/1st? Thanks!