Suntup Editions

[Tommy]

Since I probably won’t be able to get a numbered, I’m hoping the Artist edition is produced at a numbered level.

Oh wait......they already are.

What’s the guess for this one? Is this the one everyone thinks is Blood Meridian?

Blood Meridian is one of my favorite books ever and I think one of the best books ever written by an American. It deserves the Suntup treatment. I'm hoping for some lay-a-way options for an AGE!

There will be no AEs for this release, at least that's what the announcement schedule states.

My bad, I've been out of the game for so long I forgot about that. Thanks for telling me.

[ajw2910]

Oh, I guess I forgot about that. Well that sucks. Hopefully I will win a lottery!!

[Br!an]

Would do just about anything to get one of those but selling my house seems a tad extreme,

Some people only buy books when it's convenient.

And some people lick other people's taint.

The taint is a gray area. It taint one or t’other.


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Gray? I don't know about the girls you go out with.

[shaq]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.......................
Anybody excited for March 17th,18th?

Yes sir, but i'm also a bit anxious for this one... The first numbered edition produced at a lettered level. 🤭

Twan, remind me, did Paul say that on his live feed?

[Splync]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.......................
Anybody excited for March 17th,18th?

Yes sir, but i'm also a bit anxious for this one... The first numbered edition produced at a lettered level. 🤭

Twan, remind me, did Paul say that on his live feed?

He's said it in past live streams and it was also mentioned in the quarterly schedule.

[shaq]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.......................
Anybody excited for March 17th,18th?

Yes sir, but i'm also a bit anxious for this one... The first numbered edition produced at a lettered level. 🤭

Twan, remind me, did Paul say that on his live feed?

He's said it in past live streams and it was also mentioned in the quarterly schedule.

Found it, thank you. Very excited now.

From the qtly schedule..

....Our Numbered edition of this title has been produced at the level of a Lettered edition.....

[Noxus35]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.......................
Anybody excited for March 17th,18th?

Yes sir, but i'm also a bit anxious for this one... The first numbered edition produced at a lettered level. 🤭

Twan, remind me, did Paul say that on his live feed?

He's said it in past live streams and it was also mentioned in the quarterly schedule.

Found it, thank you. Very excited now.

From the qtly schedule..

....Our Numbered edition of this title has been produced at the level of a Lettered edition.....

Indeed, very excited for this one. 😉

[herbertwest]

There are still some AE of "The Wolfen" by the way

[webstar1000]

I wonder if the lettered edition is like a Roman then? I can’t wait to see marchs book

[zelig]

I wonder if the lettered edition is like a Roman then? I can’t wait to see marchs book

The Lettered is like a Suntup Lettered, not a Roman. The Numbered is how we might have designed and produced one of our Lettered editions.

[playdohman]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

[George at C-Springs]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

They weren't, most recent release was just a week or two ago!

The Covers Collection

[playdohman]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

They weren't, most recent release was just a week or two ago!

The Covers Collection

The fine art prints are still going but the poster version he offered for a few of them have been discontinued.

http://shop.suntup.press/products/fi...92f9d80c&_ss=r

[zelig]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

They weren't, most recent release was just a week or two ago!

The Covers Collection

The fine art prints are still going but the poster version he offered for a few of them have been discontinued.

http://shop.suntup.press/products/fi...92f9d80c&_ss=r

That is correct. The giclée prints are still being shipped every month. The posters were discontinued some time back.

[amd013]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

They weren't, most recent release was just a week or two ago!

The Covers Collection

The fine art prints are still going but the poster version he offered for a few of them have been discontinued.

http://shop.suntup.press/products/fi...92f9d80c&_ss=r

That is correct. The giclée prints are still being shipped every month. The posters were discontinued some time back.

I didn't even know about the posters. Is there a link for all of them?

Paul, if I remember correctly is April the last month for the Covers Collection?

[zelig]

Paul, Why were the cover art posters discontinued?

They weren't, most recent release was just a week or two ago!

The Covers Collection

The fine art prints are still going but the poster version he offered for a few of them have been discontinued.

http://shop.suntup.press/products/fi...92f9d80c&_ss=r

That is correct. The giclée prints are still being shipped every month. The posters were discontinued some time back.

I didn't even know about the posters. Is there a link for all of them?

Paul, if I remember correctly is April the last month for the Covers Collection?

There were individual links for each one, but they aren't available. As for your question about a last month for the Covers Collection. I don't know what you mean. I've said nothing of the sort. At least not publicly.

[George at C-Springs]

There were individual links for each one, but they aren't available. As for your question about a last month for the Covers Collection. I don't know what you mean. I've said nothing of the sort. At least not publicly.

The Covers cannot end! In fact they need to increase, and every single one needs to have a remarque! In color!

[JeremyM]

With the next announcement coming up, and the current thinking on the likely title, I've been revisiting some other McCarthy work. One particular favorite, is the directors cut of the critically panned film 'The Counselor'. While revisiting a couple scenes on YouTube, it - in it's never ending search for engagement - recommended a Yale lecture on 'Blood Meridian'. For fans of the novel this is worth a watch. While it does cover some territory I was familiar with, it brought up plenty of new insights for me as well - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgyZ...96F23&index=17

[Cook]

With the next announcement coming up, and the current thinking on the likely title, I've been revisiting some other McCarthy work. One particular favorite, is the directors cut of the critically panned film 'The Counselor'. While revisiting a couple scenes on YouTube, it - in it's never ending search for engagement - recommended a Yale lecture on 'Blood Meridian'. For fans of the novel this is worth a watch. While it does cover some territory I was familiar with, it brought up plenty of new insights for me as well - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgyZ...96F23&index=17

"The Counselor" one of my favorite movies of all time.. Seriously seriously F#*k'd up movie
Another great McCarthy is "No country for old men".

[Dolan]

Another great McCarthy is "No country for old men".

After The Road, my favorite from start to finish. Some of the best scenes I've ever read. Though a S/L already exists, I imagine this would be a beauty.

[GypsyDRB]

Another great McCarthy is "No country for old men".

After The Road, my favorite from start to finish. Some of the best scenes I've ever read. Though a S/L already exists, I imagine this would be a beauty.

If it’s BM...great! If not, that’s cool too.

I want to see the 1st 1000 page behemoth. I’m thinking a piece of art every 50 pages ought to do it.

[Tommy]

I love everything I've read by Cormac which is nearly all of it but Blood Meridian followed closely by The Road are my favorites. I refuse to watch the film version of The Road and if some brave/foolish soul tries to make BM into a movie I won't watch that either.

I like having Cormac's words and my visions from them in my mind more than someone else's interpretation.

[jeffingoff]

I love everything I've read by Cormac which is nearly all of it but Blood Meridian followed closely by The Road are my favorites. I refuse to watch the film version of The Road and if some brave/foolish soul tries to make BM into a movie I won't watch that either.

I like having Cormac's words and my visions from them in my mind more than someone else's interpretation.

The Road is perfection. It’s a novel that knows why it was born and it serves its purpose unrelenting.

I didn’t finish Blood Meridian the first time I attempted it, for reasons. I really look forward to another chance.


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[GenericEric]

His next release is supposed be titled The Passenger, but haven't really heard any news on that front in awhile.

I know with McCarthy any info can be hard to come by, but I hope he releases another book in the near future.

[Tommy]

I love everything I've read by Cormac which is nearly all of it but Blood Meridian followed closely by The Road are my favorites. I refuse to watch the film version of The Road and if some brave/foolish soul tries to make BM into a movie I won't watch that either.

I like having Cormac's words and my visions from them in my mind more than someone else's interpretation.

The Road is perfection. It’s a novel that knows why it was born and it serves its purpose unrelenting.

I didn’t finish Blood Meridian the first time I attempted it, for reasons. I really look forward to another chance.


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It really isn't the easiest of reads, I'll grant that (there is a bit of the stream of consciousness Faulkner and others made so famous in Cormac's writing) but after my first go round, I had to go back twice. There's so much that is missed in that first reading because the storytelling is so dense but once you get his rhythm and style on your palate it's impossible to taste anything better. I've said if before but I believe Cormac to be the greatest living American writer.

I read Child of God in one sitting and felt queasy afterwards because I had no idea what the book was about.

Suttree Country is his funniest work and I will never look at a pumpkin patch the same way again.

In no way are Joyce Carol Oates' styles and Cormac's approaching similarity but both are fearless in their subject matter and both are capable of giving me the willies without utilizing the supernatural.

OK, enough babbling from me tonight.