Suntup Editions

[zelig]

My only advice on this is not to read your Lettered editions at the beach.

[Garrell]

Bathtub only

[Cook]

Bathtub only

Or the sauna of course 🧖

[Brian861]

Well, I'm that guy. You know the one. Buys the high end sports car, drives home from the dealer, parks it in the garage, never to be driven again. That's how my collectibles are handled. Tis the reason they print PB's, folks

[MikeDuke]

Like I said, not me. I am reading my S\L just like I am doing with the DT series.

[webstar1000]

Like I said, not me. I am reading my S\L just like I am doing with the DT series.

You read a Gunslinger S/l mike??!! Wow 😳

[herbertwest]

Wondering, what Suntup books has gotten proof so far?

- Misery
- Rosemary's Baby
- The Road
- Red Dragon

Any other : Horns? Hill House? Brother?

[jeffingoff]

I assume all of them?

I have a Brother ARC.


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[jeffingoff]

The Red Dragon ARC sold for $310.

Also, I know I've seen an ARC for Horns.

[zelig]

All releases so far have had ARC's except these: The three Wells books and Bridges.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I heard Noah also had an ARC.

[zelig]

I heard Noah also had an ARC.

Don't ever stop...you always put a smile on my face...

[swintek]

I cannot understand the worry- at all. These books are constructed so well (that's the whole point, isn't it?). You're not going to harm them by reading them. I know that they have monetary value and one would ideally like to maintain whatever value they have, but- you would not know any of my books have been read. Their value hasn't diminished one cent. In fact, the real value is in the reading of them. Imagine that? You won't hurt them- read them. There's nothing like reading a beautiful book. Like Paul said- just don't read them at the beach.

[Joe315]

It’s not about messing up the book because of how it’s constructed, it’s messing it up with dirty fingers or dropping it or something else.

[MikeDuke]

Like I said, not me. I am reading my S\L just like I am doing with the DT series.

You read a Gunslinger S/l mike??!! Wow 😳

No not a GS S\L. Man would I love one of those , along with other stuff. But I am up to Song of Susannah. I have 2-7 in S\L form. But just, to get this back on track, I intend on reading my numbered Suntup books.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Susannah's a'gonna plug ya fer a gettin' her name a spelled wrong, pardner.

[Br!an]

I heard Noah also had an ARC.

You really are reading Genesis.

[MikeDuke]

Susannah's a'gonna plug ya fer a gettin' her name a spelled wrong, pardner.

Corrected. I reckon I am safe now. And what fun would would it be a post of mine without the chance of a mis-spelled word.

[Ben Mears]

I cannot understand the worry- at all. These books are constructed so well (that's the whole point, isn't it?). You're not going to harm them by reading them. I know that they have monetary value and one would ideally like to maintain whatever value they have, but- you would not know any of my books have been read. Their value hasn't diminished one cent. In fact, the real value is in the reading of them. Imagine that? You won't hurt them- read them. There's nothing like reading a beautiful book. Like Paul said- just don't read them at the beach.

+1. I'm looking forward to my 17th annual reading of the Centipede 'Salem's Lot deluxe edition in September.

[swintek]

I cannot understand the worry- at all. These books are constructed so well (that's the whole point, isn't it?). You're not going to harm them by reading them. I know that they have monetary value and one would ideally like to maintain whatever value they have, but- you would not know any of my books have been read. Their value hasn't diminished one cent. In fact, the real value is in the reading of them. Imagine that? You won't hurt them- read them. There's nothing like reading a beautiful book. Like Paul said- just don't read them at the beach.

+1. I'm looking forward to my 17th annual reading of the Centipede 'Salem's Lot deluxe edition in September.

That is absolutely amazing- that you have read that book that many times. You have to have insights on it that us regular readers (twice only for me, and not in a decade! And- it's one of my top 5 books..) have missed. When can we expect your "Paper"? I'm serious. Or, at least- your thoughts over a scotch!

[kingfan2323]

I've always wanted to ask if many people read their limited edition books. Actually more than I thought. I think it's cool.

seeking Gunslinger #246

[Kongo]

I've always wanted to ask if many people read their limited edition books. Actually more than I thought. I think it's cool.

seeking Gunslinger #246

I've recently read my Misery AGE, and it was an amazing experience. Everything from the art, and texture of the paper. It really improved everything

[herbertwest]

All releases so far have had ARC's except these: The three Wells books and Bridges.

Good to know, thanks !

[Brian861]

I heard Noah also had an ARC.

Don't ever stop...you always put a smile on my face...

This!

[Ben Mears]

I cannot understand the worry- at all. These books are constructed so well (that's the whole point, isn't it?). You're not going to harm them by reading them. I know that they have monetary value and one would ideally like to maintain whatever value they have, but- you would not know any of my books have been read. Their value hasn't diminished one cent. In fact, the real value is in the reading of them. Imagine that? You won't hurt them- read them. There's nothing like reading a beautiful book. Like Paul said- just don't read them at the beach.

+1. I'm looking forward to my 17th annual reading of the Centipede 'Salem's Lot deluxe edition in September.

That is absolutely amazing- that you have read that book that many times. You have to have insights on it that us regular readers (twice only for me, and not in a decade! And- it's one of my top 5 books..) have missed. When can we expect your "Paper"? I'm serious. Or, at least- your thoughts over a scotch!

Not sure I have any insights other than an unaccountable passion for the story. Embarrassing to say after reading the book annually since 1976!