Originally Posted by JeremyM
The wording is verbatim from post #10 in this thread, by a different user - weird.I don't even understand
there is nothing to indicate an Eyes of the Dragon Edition?
That post is over 3.5 years old. Verbatim, or not, the comment is a head scratcher at this time.
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I have googled his username and he has been registered at many different forums in the last couple of days , only posting once so it could be something like that.
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There isn't anything I have to share on this, and probably won't share anything until the book is delivered to you. Also, I'd just make sure your expectations are in line. I wouldn't really compare the rebound Neuromancer to the Roman Time Machine, even with what you said about "fourth of the quality". It isn't about quality and more about binding design. This Roman edition is in a completely different ballpark to what the rebound Neuromancer prize will be. Of course, I will make sure it's a top quality binding with a nice design, but yes, I thought I should just mention that. The two books are on polar opposites.
Yes. I don't think it makes sense to show an inventory count for books that still have either hundreds of copies or just under 100. I will probably begin to display it when they get down to low double digits.
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There isn't anything I have to share on this, and probably won't share anything until the book is delivered to you. Also, I'd just make sure your expectations are in line. I wouldn't really compare the rebound Neuromancer to the Roman Time Machine, even with what you said about "fourth of the quality". It isn't about quality and more about binding design. This Roman edition is in a completely different ballpark to what the rebound Neuromancer prize will be. Of course, I will make sure it's a top quality binding with a nice design, but yes, I thought I should just mention that. The two books are on polar opposites.
Okay, well thank you very much for answering my question and clearing that up Paul.
It'll be a good surprise!
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Appreciate the clarity, Paul. I was confounded & worried it might be something on my end like adblock or privacy badger blocking the script or something. I also appreciate the fact that you plan on turning it back on for the final countdown.
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Seed by Ania Ahlborn? It's been referred to as gothic suspense.This horror novel, our second release by the author, is a real page-turner and it has been described as a terrifying tale of gothic suspense. The book is available in two states: Lettered and Numbered. The Numbered edition is limited to 350 copies. Both editions are signed by the author as well as the artist, and feature a new and exclusive introduction by the author.
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ISO DT I-IV #101, rage,Suntup Press Horns, Rosemary's Baby and The Road w/designation #239
Ok, someone tell me what these books will be. You guys always seem to be right on and I never have the faintest idea.
it sucks my number is #239 so im out on the book of poetry but hopefully I can get it through lottery or for a reasonable price in the forum or Facebook page
ISO DT I-IV #101, rage,Suntup Press Horns, Rosemary's Baby and The Road w/designation #239
Carrie has been described as gothic suspense and tt would be the second book by King that Suntup has published. not holding my breath though
ISO DT I-IV #101, rage,Suntup Press Horns, Rosemary's Baby and The Road w/designation #239
Interesting... so my guesses:
- October #1 - Minority Report, Philip K Dick
- November - Seed, Ania Ahlborn
- December #1/2 - Hmm... I'm thinking Asimov or Clarke off the top of my head, but not sure which
'chaos, mr. who, that is our mode and modus'
The first one of October sounds like it could be The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood or maybe even Battle Royale by Koushun Takami. Both author's are alive. 😉
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The book isn't signed by the author though - only the author of the introduction.
'chaos, mr. who, that is our mode and modus'
Well for the first one I’d say A Brave New World by Huxley. If that’s right I’d be so excited. As for the 3rd release I’d either say Seed by Ahlborn most likely or possibly Child if God or Outer Dark by McCarthy. Prior to The Border Trilogy most all of McCarthys books are described as “southern gothic”. As for December I’d say it is Michael Chrichton. As far as titles go idk, it has to be 2 years apart so I’d go Jurassic Park and Sphere??? Maybe Andromeda Strain and another early title from the late 60s? Idk those are my guesses I’m probably nowhere near right. Lol
Hm, i misread that piece hahaThe book isn't signed by the author though - only the author of the introduction.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
its not signed by the author though so its likely they have passed away
ISO DT I-IV #101, rage,Suntup Press Horns, Rosemary's Baby and The Road w/designation #239
Yeah, like i said i misread that part.its not signed by the author though so its likely they have passed away
But what about Children of Men by P.D. James?
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Ok - I'm pretty sure that Dec is Heinlein - probably 'Stranger in a Strange Land' and 'Starship Troopers'. Published within two years of each other and the phrase 'was among the first to emphasize scientific accuracy in science-fiction' is verbatim off Heinlein's wikipedia page.
'chaos, mr. who, that is our mode and modus'
Another October possibility is Do Androids Dream if Electric Sheep by Phillip Dick.
P.D. James is primarily known as a crime writer, and this writer is described as "one of the most influential science fiction authors of the 20th Century" - not sure it fits.Yeah, like i said i misread that part.its not signed by the author though so its likely they have passed away
But what about Children of Men by P.D. James?
'chaos, mr. who, that is our mode and modus'
Sounds like that could be our first Lock in regards to guesses?
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Dead Zone First Edition F/F or NF/NF
Robert Heinlein - Starship Troopers and Stranger in A Strange Land = December releases
Bah just seen I was beat by 3 minutes, my slow typing loses again
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Any of the following flatsigned or inscribed-
It, Shining, Salem’s Lot, Mr. Mercedes, The Stand
Brother ARC, Seed ARC
Yeah - this is better guess than my initial thought of 'Minority Report'.
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