Suntup Editions

[Aremag]

I believe pre-order emails will be sent out before 12 PM PST.

[Br!an]

Is there no preorder window time?

The website states, "A Matching Pre-Order email is sent to owners of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury in order to guarantee their matching number and/or letter. If you did not receive it by 12 p.m. Pacific on April 16, 2020, please let us know here."

[kingfan2323]

Is there no preorder window time?

MATCHING NUMBERS AND LETTERS

A Matching Pre-Order email is sent to owners of*Fahrenheit 451*by Ray Bradbury in order to guarantee their matching number and/or letter. If you did not receive it by 12 p.m. Pacific on April 16, 2020, please let us know*here.


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[becca69]

Is there no preorder window time?

Emails will be coming soon with the link to pre-order.

[Br!an]

Ordered!

[webstar1000]

Is there anyone not going ahead with the lettered lottery that got 451?

[RC65]

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

Oooo, with this morning's announcement now official, looks like I was first in and right on the money. Does that then bode wonderful things for me, things that I can lord over Jeff and make him drown his sorrows in excess offerings from his Duff Bucket?

[BadHatHarry]

Paul keeps picking all the good books from high school that are worth the read.

Ordered! Also got one of the fancy coffee mugs because it will drive my wife crazy sitting out on the coffee mug shelf as the only black / dark colored mug.

[kingfan2323]

Nearly $9 per page! All time record for a retail priced limited edition numbered book?
But. . . I bet Paul has some lil surprises in store for this one.

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[MikeDuke]

Ordered. Plus I added the GE of Red Dragon for good measure.

[willie3]

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

Oooo, with this morning's announcement now official, looks like I was first in and right on the money. Does that then bode wonderful things for me, things that I can lord over Jeff and make him drown his sorrows in excess offerings from his Duff Bucket?

If you were the first to correctly guess The Lottery, congratulations!!
I was hoping it was me at post 9391, I am sure Mr Paul will announce the lucky person soon. Just so pleased Mr Paul chose this story, greatly impacted me when I read it the first time as a much younger feller.

Hey, y’all stay safe out there wherever you are hunkered down, and read something you have been wanting to get to, but haven’t found the time.

[WeDealInLead]

Uhmm... stingray skin is kind of messed up. I looked up the images and the "process". No thanks.

Feel free to leave negative reps, that's okay.

[Garrell]

Did they get rid of the partial.ly payment method?

[zelig]

So now that the new book has been announced, I'd like to congratulate willie3. He wins a copy of the Numbered edition (PC designation) for correctly identifying the rock on my desk and guessing the book, in his comment #9391. Well done willie!

Spoiler:

Also, there were not rogue objects in my video from yesterday in case some of you are looking.

[zelig]

Did they get rid of the partial.ly payment method?

No. It's mostly available on orders of $500 or more. So not available on the Numbered of this one.

[webstar1000]

Did they get rid of the partial.ly payment method?

Use the 6 month option brother on Paypal

[Garrell]

I liked the partial.ly. That is why I asked. I have been with paypal 10 years now.

[willie3]

Your continuing generosity leaves me speechless Mr Paul.
My sincere appreciation.

[Noxus35]

Spoiler:

Also, there were not rogue objects in my video from yesterday in case some of you are looking.

🤣😂

Great job Willie3 ! 👍🏻 Enjoy it man. 😉

It's a stunning edition Paul, top notch! 👌🏻

[Kingfan24]

Uhmm... stingray skin is kind of messed up. I looked up the images and the "process". No thanks.

Feel free to leave negative reps, that's okay.

I have to agree here. I really appreciate fine bookmaking and the artistry of it all but it does cause me pause when these exotic leathers are being used. I know that some say there are ways in which it is done responsibly but I can’t get behind the exotic materials. Sorry Paul - still love you buddy.

[RC65]

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

Oooo, with this morning's announcement now official, looks like I was first in and right on the money. Does that then bode wonderful things for me, things that I can lord over Jeff and make him drown his sorrows in excess offerings from his Duff Bucket?

If you were the first to correctly guess The Lottery, congratulations!!
I was hoping it was me at post 9391, I am sure Mr Paul will announce the lucky person soon. Just so pleased Mr Paul chose this story, greatly impacted me when I read it the first time as a much younger feller.

Hey, y’all stay safe out there wherever you are hunkered down, and read something you have been wanting to get to, but haven’t found the time.

Congrats, Willie -- looks like Jeff is safe this time from my lording-over ways.

[Randall Flagg]

Uhmm... stingray skin is kind of messed up. I looked up the images and the "process". No thanks.

Feel free to leave negative reps, that's okay.

Uhmm... stingray skin is kind of messed up. I looked up the images and the "process". No thanks.

Feel free to leave negative reps, that's okay.

I have to agree here. I really appreciate fine bookmaking and the artistry of it all but it does cause me pause when these exotic leathers are being used. I know that some say there are ways in which it is done responsibly but I can’t get behind the exotic materials. Sorry Paul - still love you buddy.

I like the idea. I had even looked into binding a book using some sort of exotic material (stingray, eel, ostrich skin, alligator etc.). Nothing from endangered species.


That being said, I understand others could be turned off, and respect their right to voice their opinion and exercise their right not to buy the product.

[jeffingoff]

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

I will give away a PC Numbered edition of the next book to the person who has correctly made the connection first. Will provide details next month.

Connection between the stone on the desk in Pauls last live facebook, and the next announcement.

Just saw the teaser, and I'm going to guess that, given the stones and the general appearance of the people, that it's Shirley Jackson's THE LOTTERY. Whether it's the story proper or, more likely, the titular collection of stories I don't know (would guess the latter), but it sure feels like THE LOTTERY to me.

Oooo, with this morning's announcement now official, looks like I was first in and right on the money. Does that then bode wonderful things for me, things that I can lord over Jeff and make him drown his sorrows in excess offerings from his Duff Bucket?

If you were the first to correctly guess The Lottery, congratulations!!
I was hoping it was me at post 9391, I am sure Mr Paul will announce the lucky person soon. Just so pleased Mr Paul chose this story, greatly impacted me when I read it the first time as a much younger feller.

Hey, y’all stay safe out there wherever you are hunkered down, and read something you have been wanting to get to, but haven’t found the time.

Congrats, Willie -- looks like Jeff is safe this time from my lording-over ways.

You can lord your Bentley Little collection over me!


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[Patrick]

From the newsletter.

This is a very famous and chilling story written by an author whose work we have previously published, although this time it is truly a family affair. The introduction is penned by the author's son, and the artist is the author's grandson! The book will be available in two states: Lettered and Numbered, both bearing the signatures of the introduction author and the artist.

So tell me what you guys think about this guess: We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson.

I say this because Shirley Jackson's grandson is an artist and previously illustrated the graphic novel of 'The Lottery'.

https://www.amazon.com/Shirley-Jacks.../dp/0809066505

Agree with the Authors, but let’s go back to the rock on Mr Paul’s desk.
Thinking we may get a Suntup production of “The Lottery”

Congrats on the win, Willie! Man, CGf was sooooo close.

[zelig]

Uhmm... stingray skin is kind of messed up. I looked up the images and the "process". No thanks.

Feel free to leave negative reps, that's okay.

I have to agree here. I really appreciate fine bookmaking and the artistry of it all but it does cause me pause when these exotic leathers are being used. I know that some say there are ways in which it is done responsibly but I can’t get behind the exotic materials. Sorry Paul - still love you buddy.

When it comes to leather, exotic or otherwise, animals killed solely for their skins is not something I would ever get involved with. The leather suppliers we use follow state, federal and international laws regarding the sale of exotic leather. We'll never use skins from endangered animals, and the animals are not hunted for their skins. In this case, they are a byproduct of the commercial fishing industry. There are lines I will not cross, and any supplier I buy from, I look into them and make sure they are operating above board.

When designing the editions, I ask myself a question: How does this story make me feel? If I can evoke similar emotions out of the binding design when handling the book, feeling the texture of the covering material, etc., what happens then is that we create a cohesiveness between physical object, and the story contained within. It becomes a fully integrated experience; something complete and visceral.