I'll take it if it comes w/rightsOriginally Posted by GenericEric
I'll take it if it comes w/rights
“The battle between good and evil is endlessly fascinating because we are participants every day.” - Stephen King
You’d need The Exorcist too.I'll take it if it comes w/rights
It's a little more complicated than this simple answer, but basically only the last book announced has rights.I'll take it if it comes w/rights
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
Even with a specific writer?
Like, if Suntup publishes next year the next book of the saga?
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Yes. Rights to a matching designation and a pre-order always reside with the last announced book.
Exceptions to this are:
Any future king book (rights stay with current owner of Misery)
A book that has an increased distribution count greater than the last announced book. In this instance anyone who purchased the previous book with same distribution count will be able to match their number and receive the pre-order.
As the next book is a 350 limitation then Exorcist owners 1-250 get a pre-order and Silence of the Lamb's owners 251-350 also receive a pre-order.
There are no rights associated with individual Authors (except King)
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
OK, I'm not trying to cause a stir, I'm seriously just curious.Yes. Rights to a matching designation and a pre-order always reside with the last announced book.
Exceptions to this are:
Any future king book (rights stay with current owner of Misery)
A book that has an increased distribution count greater than the last announced book. In this instance anyone who purchased the previous book with same distribution count will be able to match their number and receive the pre-order.
As the next book is a 350 limitation then Exorcist owners 1-250 get a pre-order and Silence of the Lamb's owners 251-350 also receive a pre-order.
There are no rights associated with individual Authors (except King)
Let's say for whatever reason a rights owner needs to bow out of the monthly book club. (pick any reason)
but they want to transfer ownership for anything but free. (because they've been a faithful follower or pick another reason)
If it's a form being filled out for transfer of rights what difference does it make what book they sell with the transfer?
Again, not trying to be a pain, just curious.
“The battle between good and evil is endlessly fascinating because we are participants every day.” - Stephen King
If it’s just a matter of transferring ownership, then it doesn’t matter at all. But if the buyer is interested in rights to the next book; so it’s a matter of transferring rights, then they can only get that if the book you are selling carries rights. In this case, it’s the two books Simon mentioned. As an aside, I don’t know what you mean by “book club”.
What is the 'monthly book club'?OK, I'm not trying to cause a stir, I'm seriously just curious.Yes. Rights to a matching designation and a pre-order always reside with the last announced book.
Exceptions to this are:
Any future king book (rights stay with current owner of Misery)
A book that has an increased distribution count greater than the last announced book. In this instance anyone who purchased the previous book with same distribution count will be able to match their number and receive the pre-order.
As the next book is a 350 limitation then Exorcist owners 1-250 get a pre-order and Silence of the Lamb's owners 251-350 also receive a pre-order.
There are no rights associated with individual Authors (except King)
Let's say for whatever reason a rights owner needs to bow out of the monthly book club. (pick any reason)
but they want to transfer ownership for anything but free. (because they've been a faithful follower or pick another reason)
If it's a form being filled out for transfer of rights what difference does it make what book they sell with the transfer?
Again, not trying to be a pain, just curious.
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Insomnia #459
ANY S/L #459
To expand on Paul's response a little, An individual is not granted 'rights' per se, As the purchaser of the last book announced, (or as the purchaser of the previous book announced that has a matching higher limitation) they automatically receive a pre-order for the new book. If they do not order the new book, or sell the previous book and fill out the transfer of ownership form, then they will no longer automatically get a pre-order for the next book. So a book only has 'rights' until it is superseded by the next one. You are not transferring rights, you are transferring ownership of a book which temporarily carries rights. Subtle but important difference.OK, I'm not trying to cause a stir, I'm seriously just curious.Yes. Rights to a matching designation and a pre-order always reside with the last announced book.
Exceptions to this are:
Any future king book (rights stay with current owner of Misery)
A book that has an increased distribution count greater than the last announced book. In this instance anyone who purchased the previous book with same distribution count will be able to match their number and receive the pre-order.
As the next book is a 350 limitation then Exorcist owners 1-250 get a pre-order and Silence of the Lamb's owners 251-350 also receive a pre-order.
There are no rights associated with individual Authors (except King)
Let's say for whatever reason a rights owner needs to bow out of the monthly book club. (pick any reason)
but they want to transfer ownership for anything but free. (because they've been a faithful follower or pick another reason)
If it's a form being filled out for transfer of rights what difference does it make what book they sell with the transfer?
Again, not trying to be a pain, just curious.
(I think Richard was being a little factious with the 'monthly book club' comment. I assume he is implying you have to be 'in the club' to get the next book.)
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
My apologies if I worded that badly.
I guess I should have said Suntup rights club, meaning "either you're in the club or not".
I'm not the greatest with words (I'm trying to use my words.. really)
“The battle between good and evil is endlessly fascinating because we are participants every day.” - Stephen King
My apologies if I worded that badly.
I guess I should have said Suntup rights club, meaning "either you're in the club or not".
I'm not the greatest with words (I'm trying to use my words.. really)
Wow.. tough crowd
“The battle between good and evil is endlessly fascinating because we are participants every day.” - Stephen King
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Insomnia #459
ANY S/L #459
Received Seed's shipping notification, excellent! 👌🏻
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Does anyone know what the next AE to ship out will be and when that’s expected? I’m not a Facebook person so if there have been updates on that, I’m unaware. It seems like 1984 has been a long time coming. Thanks!
Status updates are available on the Suntup site - https://suntup.press/status-updates/
Regarding 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' - "2/8/21: Artist Edition: We have experienced production delays at the printer for the Artist edition. Although the book is now printed, the delay has pushed us behind schedule as we enter the binding phase. We are expecting an early Summer 2021 release for the Artist edition."
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does anyone have a url link to the designation number search on Suntup's website? I dont think there is a link on the actual site itself and I can never remember the address.
also: Is anyone that reads these boards currently on the train with number 171? (that was my old number)
I'm specifically looking for The Lottery # 171 to trade for or purchase
edited to add: I am ALSO looking for who might own the Road #188. I own #171 and would like to be able to trade so that I can match a set with the potential Blood Meridian next month (or if you are currently on the Train with 171)
Wanted
CD Carrie Portfolio 719
Dark Tower S/N LE's 171 or 203
ANY Stephen King S/N LE #171 or 719
A Storm of Swords #218 or 346
Ancillary Justice #455
American Gods (+ SC Reader copy) #624
Michael Whelan original art
DT VII: Michael Whelan Remarque
It's https://support.suntup.press/designations/ - linked through the support section of the site
'chaos, mr. who, that is our mode and modus'
appreciate it man, I am going to bookmark it because i can never seem to be able to find this link lol
Wanted
CD Carrie Portfolio 719
Dark Tower S/N LE's 171 or 203
ANY Stephen King S/N LE #171 or 719
A Storm of Swords #218 or 346
Ancillary Justice #455
American Gods (+ SC Reader copy) #624
Michael Whelan original art
DT VII: Michael Whelan Remarque
Thank you, Jeremy, appreciate the help.
It looks like A Scanner Darkly, The Auctioneer, Starship Troopers, and Stranger in a Strange Land will all ship out pretty close together according to the status updates. Maybe within the next month or two.
I'm sure Paul will shed more light on the publication timeframe in the facebook live stream on Wednesday.
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I'd be interested if the Misery S/L + rights is still available, Kris.
It's two clicks from the main page...appreciate it man, I am going to bookmark it because i can never seem to be able to find this link lol
Click the Support menu
Then click the Designation Search option...
That will take you straight to the Designation Search login. Use your email and any order number that was used to purchase a book.
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
yup, now I know. Thanks for the help.It's two clicks from the main page...appreciate it man, I am going to bookmark it because i can never seem to be able to find this link lol
Click the Support menu
Then click the Designation Search option...
That will take you straight to the Designation Search login. Use your email and any order number that was used to purchase a book.
Wanted
CD Carrie Portfolio 719
Dark Tower S/N LE's 171 or 203
ANY Stephen King S/N LE #171 or 719
A Storm of Swords #218 or 346
Ancillary Justice #455
American Gods (+ SC Reader copy) #624
Michael Whelan original art
DT VII: Michael Whelan Remarque
I haven't seen this posted yet. It looks like Very Fine Books has acquired a group of the #90 signed limited editions and will be selling them on February 28th at 2:00pm (not sure of the time zone). I'm sure you'll pay quite the premium, but if there's a book you've been looking for...
https://aw52bc6.aweb.page/p/38757080...c-290b02051553
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