Suntup Editions

[Brian861]

Is there any difference between the numbered Horns art portfolio and the lettered one?

[Randall Flagg]

Yes. The numbered ones are numbered (1, 2, 3, 4 etc), and the lettered ones are lettered (A, B, C, D etc).

[stroppygoblin]

Yes. The numbered ones are numbered (1, 2, 3, 4 etc), and the lettered ones are lettered (A, B, C, D etc).

[zelig]

Is there any difference between the numbered Horns art portfolio and the lettered one?

Aside from Jerome’s very astute response, I will add that there was no Lettered edition of that portfolio. There was only a single edition where some were designated with a letter instead of a number. And it was non-sequential. Over and out.

[Randall Flagg]

Is there any difference between the numbered Horns art portfolio and the lettered one?

Aside from Jerome’s very astute response, I will add that there was no Lettered edition of that portfolio. There was only a single edition where some were designated with a letter instead of a number. And it was non-sequential. Over and out.

I LOVE randomness. It reaffirms that the universe is always in chaos.


New idea: publish a S/L book numbered 1-500, but only actually sell 250 copies, numbered/lettered at random. The book should be something about the randomness of life-a person(s) killed by someone using a somewhat random selection process
Maybe even one single book with the same number/letter as another. Ship the duplicate to jeffingoff.

[Brian861]

Is there any difference between the numbered Horns art portfolio and the lettered one?

Aside from Jerome’s very astute response, I will add that there was no Lettered edition of that portfolio. There was only a single edition where some were designated with a letter instead of a number. And it was non-sequential. Over and out.

Thank you.

[George at C-Springs]

I LOVE randomness. It reaffirms that the universe is always in chaos.


New idea: publish a S/L book numbered 1-500, but only actually sell 250 copies, numbered/lettered at random. The book should be something about the randomness of life-a person(s) killed by someone using a somewhat random selection process
Maybe even one single book with the same number/letter as another. Ship the duplicate to jeffingoff.

And it should have scratch-n-sniff, maybe on the signature page, with totally random smells. Nobody's ever done a good scratch-n-sniff S/L or Lettered, it is a wide open marketing opportunity.

[webstar1000]

OFFER for Misery up to $5250!!!!!!!!!!!!! INSANE

[St. Troy]

I'll never forget the first time I saw that Family Guy bit; when I saw the drums appear at the left of the screen, but still had to wait for Peter to reach them, I lost my mind.

[shaq]

I LOVE randomness. It reaffirms that the universe is always in chaos.


New idea: publish a S/L book numbered 1-500, but only actually sell 250 copies, numbered/lettered at random. The book should be something about the randomness of life-a person(s) killed by someone using a somewhat random selection process
Maybe even one single book with the same number/letter as another. Ship the duplicate to jeffingoff.

And it should have scratch-n-sniff, maybe on the signature page, with totally random smells. Nobody's ever done a good scratch-n-sniff S/L or Lettered, it is a wide open marketing opportunity.

Scratch and Sniff......aaah reminds me of the long forgotten pc game, Leather Goddesses of Phobos. It had a scratch and sniff card. Luckily the worst thing was a chocolate scratch area. And that was baaaad!

[jeffingoff]

Is there any difference between the numbered Horns art portfolio and the lettered one?

Aside from Jerome’s very astute response, I will add that there was no Lettered edition of that portfolio. There was only a single edition where some were designated with a letter instead of a number. And it was non-sequential. Over and out.

I LOVE randomness. It reaffirms that the universe is always in chaos.


New idea: publish a S/L book numbered 1-500, but only actually sell 250 copies, numbered/lettered at random. The book should be something about the randomness of life-a person(s) killed by someone using a somewhat random selection process
Maybe even one single book with the same number/letter as another. Ship the duplicate to jeffingoff.

I’ll gladly accept all duplicates.


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[jeffingoff]

I was sitting down with my copy of The Lottery and I just noticed something:

Spoiler:

the title is not printed on the title page—it’s embossed. Really cool! And I’m wondering about the thinking behind it.

Be honest, you photoshopped this right!?

I'm amazed at how these weird things happen to your copies. First you get the only copy of a book that's missing a designation, and now this! That should absolutely be red. I will replace it for you if you wish. It should not be that way, and my apologies. I think I'm just going to remove 23 from the list to avoid any future weirdness. You won't mind will you??

Paul this is just the universe balancing itself out. I’m not supposed to have a complete set of such gorgeous books so these cosmic adjustments must be made.

This doesn’t bother me at all. In fact I loved it when I thought it was an editorial detail and I love it even more knowing mine is the only one that appears that way. I think it totally fits the story and the person who continues to crash the Suntup party.

Years down the line, in the eventual Suntup Editions bibliography that will be produced, there will be a special section for "Jeffingoff Variants". There will have to be a small camera crew sent to Jeff's house to take pictures of his Suntup books, and a meticulous check of every headband, tailband, endsheet, title page, and limitation page, to determine just how many of these special variants exist. I will make a lot of posts about it in great detail and it will all be much fun

Who knows what will be discovered. Maybe it’ll turn out that The entire text of The Cat in the Hat Comes Back isn’t supposed to be bound into the middle of The Road. (I didn’t remembered it being there before but when I read my Suntup edition I thought it made the novel take on an even deeper meaning.) The show could be called the Jeffingoff Editions. Or The Curse of 23.


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[Splync]

Or The Curse of 23.

There was a whole Jim Carrey film about that.

It was terrible, by the way...

[jeffingoff]

Or The Curse of 23.

There was a whole Jim Carrey film about that.

It was terrible, by the way...

OMG I forgot about that. How very weird. A terrible movie about the number 23? That pretty much describes my YouTube channel! It's a terrible show that centers on my obsession with the number 23. So many things are falling into place. Another piece clunks into place. All things serve the Beam.

[Joe315]

Or The Curse of 23.

There was a whole Jim Carrey film about that.

It was terrible, by the way...

OMG I forgot about that. How very weird. A terrible movie about the number 23? That pretty much describes my YouTube channel! It's a terrible show that centers on my obsession with the number 23. So many things are falling into place. Another piece clunks into place. All things serve the Beam.

Any weird books by Topsy Kretts on your shelves?

[jeffingoff]

Or The Curse of 23.

There was a whole Jim Carrey film about that.

It was terrible, by the way...

OMG I forgot about that. How very weird. A terrible movie about the number 23? That pretty much describes my YouTube channel! It's a terrible show that centers on my obsession with the number 23. So many things are falling into place. Another piece clunks into place. All things serve the Beam.

Any weird books by Topsy Kretts on your shelves?

Not that I know of. But I’m the least observant person alive.


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[burgerhicks80]

Selling my copy #427 of Brother for Original retail price $275 or best offer plus free shipping. I have the opportunity to purchase another copy that matches my current # but would like to offset the cost by selling the copy I currently own.

[zelig]

I thought this would be of interest. The paperweight for Let The Right One In is a complex one to make. Someone had sent us an interesting observation; that the configuration of the colored squares on the prototype in the photos made the cube impossible to solve. We were aware of that, and had already planned for the production run to have a cube with a combination of colors that is solvable. There's a website we used to determine not only an ideal placement (we needed a red square at the corner of one side, but also that its a solvable combination.

It isn't possible to use an actual Rubik's Cube because it would get distorted and damaged during the production process, and any colors would not remain intact due to extended/excessive heat and pressure. So we're making a replica cube to achieve the effect. We also wanted to make sure the colors were accurate, so we used the specific Pantone color codes for each. This is a diagram showing the placement of the squares and the color codes.

A lot has gone into making this one, and it should be a fun paperweight to have.

Spoiler:

[Ari_Racing]

Thanks for sharing! That's really cool!

[herbertwest]

I didnt know that one specific configuration was impossible to solve!
I didnt know that there were configuation impossibe to solve

By the way, Netflix released an interested documentary the other day, titled "The Speed Cubers"

[jeffingoff]

That’s incredible Paul. And I know you’re just doing this to make me feel better about buying one.


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[jeffingoff]

And I decided to color in the title page myself. I think I did a pretty good job.


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[zelig]

Jeff, I have carefully reviewed your resume and your job application and I’m afraid we’re going to have to offer the graphic design job to someone else.

[jeffingoff]

Jeff, I have carefully reviewed your resume and your job application and I’m afraid we’re going to have to offer the graphic design job to someone else.

Damnit.


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[firemonkey66]

I like it, Jeff, it's got a Dr. Katz feel to it.