Suntup Editions

[zelig]

First Christmas. Then New Years. Now this Wednesday (Suntup Eve) and Thursday (Suntup Day).

I can't wait for this Thursday's announcement of the Suntup edition of The Mailman by Bentley Little.

If that is the course the Universe takes, atoms will split. 2020 will seem a sweet lullaby.

I was really hoping this would be kept a secret. Oh well, now everyone knows what book it will be. **sigh**

[Aremag]

First Christmas. Then New Years. Now this Wednesday (Suntup Eve) and Thursday (Suntup Day).

I can't wait for this Thursday's announcement of the Suntup edition of The Mailman by Bentley Little.

If that is the course the Universe takes, atoms will split. 2020 will seem a sweet lullaby.

I was really hoping this would be kept a secret. Oh well, now everyone knows what book it will be. **sigh**

Sorry Paul....at least I didn't mention that Paul Tremblay was doing the forward and signing. I didn't want Jeff's head to explode.

[jeffingoff]

First Christmas. Then New Years. Now this Wednesday (Suntup Eve) and Thursday (Suntup Day).

I can't wait for this Thursday's announcement of the Suntup edition of The Mailman by Bentley Little.

If that is the course the Universe takes, atoms will split. 2020 will seem a sweet lullaby.

I was really hoping this would be kept a secret. Oh well, now everyone knows what book it will be. **sigh**

A Bentley Little book cannot exist on a shelf with a Suntup edition. It'll tear a hole straight through the Whole and then we will have the None. It's proven quantum science. I felt a ripple in existence just having this discussed.

[jeffingoff]

First Christmas. Then New Years. Now this Wednesday (Suntup Eve) and Thursday (Suntup Day).

I can't wait for this Thursday's announcement of the Suntup edition of The Mailman by Bentley Little.

If that is the course the Universe takes, atoms will split. 2020 will seem a sweet lullaby.

I was really hoping this would be kept a secret. Oh well, now everyone knows what book it will be. **sigh**

Sorry Paul....at least I didn't mention that Paul Tremblay was doing the forward and signing. I didn't want Jeff's head to explode.

With Cormac McCarthy signing as well.

[Noxus35]

So, if Interview with the Vampire is not one of the two books in February..

How about The Sentinel by Jeffrey Konvitz? Fits the bill, kind of; debut novel, author's still alive.

Any more guesses?

[HorrorfanTom]

I am still holding out hope for Suntup Edition of Dr. Seuss. Maybe I am alone in my thinking...

[daniel_pyle]

Any more guesses?

I'll put my money down on The Wolfen.

[burgerhicks80]

could be The Rats by James Herbert or Suffer the Children by John Saul

[GenericEric]

Since we pretty much know tomorrow will be Silence of the Lambs, everyone better be ready to get their artist edition. It's likely going to sell out extremely fast.

[Noxus35]

Any more guesses?

I'll put my money down on The Wolfen.

Never heard of that one. 🤔
Have you read it?

I also found one that i've never heard of before; The Fates by Thomas Tessier. I might look that one up soon. 😉

[burgerhicks80]

Any more guesses?

I'll put my money down on The Wolfen.

this is a good guess

[daniel_pyle]

Never heard of that one. 🤔
Have you read it?

I haven't, but it's been on my TBR list for a long time.

[webstar1000]

could be The Rats by James Herbert or Suffer the Children by John Saul

I guess the Rats.

EDIT: can't be.. he is dead

[ZombieElvis]

my guess for February
THE MANITOU by Graham masterton
Mastertons first novel from the 70's
was made into a movie
first of a series
Graham is still alive and has published over 100 books.
to my knowledge no limited edition has been done

[JeremyM]

Any more guesses?

I'll put my money down on The Wolfen.

Good guess. I've seen 'The Manitou' guessed as well, but I think 'The Wolfen' fits better with the 'breathing new life into a particular breed of horror novel' description.

Another possibility could be 'The Omen', but as Seltzer didn't write any other novels, to my knowledge, I don't think it's a good guess.

[CyberGhostface]

Grateful I got Seed now, if I had missed out on Silence I’d be genuinely bummed.

[GenericEric]

I'm actually glad it's not Interview with the Vampire and it's something maybe we weren't all expecting. Excited to see what Paul has up his sleeve.

[Br!an]

I'm actually glad it's not Interview with the Vampire.

I hope Paul never does any Anne Rice. Reeeaally not a fan.

[MLG]

I'm actually glad it's not Interview with the Vampire.

I hope Paul never does any Anne Rice. Reeeaally not a fan.

I completely agree!

[kingfan2323]

More than a little excited for tomorrow!

ISO Suntup Red Dragon ARC

[swintek]

More than a little excited for tomorrow!

ISO Suntup Red Dragon ARC

Wow! Great Harris collection! I've been sort of dreading tomorrow's announcement, honestly: unless you bought SEED- you've got no chance of buying this at issue price, right? I stick by my belief that those who bought RED DRAGON- which was available most of the day, if I remember correctly- should have the first rights at the sequel. But- of course I would think that, and I also understand that would create a rights can-o-worms.

[CyberGhostface]

You might have a chance to enter the lottery if there any remaining copies left.

[GenericEric]

I'm probably going to end up selling my SubPress numbered of The Silence of the Lambs to help pay for the Suntup numbered.

It'll be nice to have a signed numbered of The Silence of the Lambs. I wonder why Harris only agreed to sign the SubPress lettered edition and not the numbered too since it was limited to 200.

[Dave1442397]

Any more guesses?

I'll put my money down on The Wolfen.

Never heard of that one. 🤔
Have you read it?

I also found one that i've never heard of before; The Fates by Thomas Tessier. I might look that one up soon. 😉

The Wolfen is a great werewolf novel, written by Whitley Strieber, and turned into a pretty decent movie for its time (1981).

He also wrote The Hunger. That's always been one of my favorite vampire movies, despite its failings. I've probably watched it once a year for decades now. It had one of the best intro songs ever for a vampire movie - Bela Lugosi's Dead, by Bauhaus - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKRJfIPiJGY

Both books were written before Strieber went off the rails a bit with his alien encounter books. There are a couple of follow-up books to The Hunger, which are The Last Vampire, and Lilith's Dream. I must read those again...I've completely forgotten the stories at this point.

[Garrell]

No Suntup email yet...stressing