Suntup Editions

[Bev Vincent]

I received a proof of Fahrenheit 451. Very handsome looking.

[jeffingoff]

I received a proof of Fahrenheit 451. Very handsome looking.

Would you say it's hot, even?

[zelig]

Just like Bukowski said, it's the little things that send a man to the madhouse...

Spoiler:

[shaq]

Just like Bukowski said, it's the little things that send a man to the madhouse...

Spoiler:

Yes they do!!!

[shaq]

Or should that be.....yes it is.....i dont know.

Anyway his quotes are quite relevant at the moment..

I like this one...

Things get bad for all of us, almost continuously, and what we do under the constant stress reveals who/what we are.

I like him.

[MikeDuke]

Very cool and interesting clip. I have no idea but I am sure it will be great and I can't wait until tomorrow.

[RC65]

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.

[Patrick]

Good to see you in good spirits, Paul. I enjoyed your pep talk and looking forward to whatever comes next from Suntup!

[kingfan2323]

DELIVERANCE

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[kingfan2323]

The river rocks and The canoe shape at the end

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[CyberGhostface]

It’s a book by an author they’ve published before. I am 99.9% positive at this point that it’s “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” by Shirley Jackson.

Edit: I suppose ‘The Lottery’ makes sense with the rocks.
Hoping it’s ‘Castle’ though with the house and the jeering crowd.

[Patrick]

DELIVERANCE

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The river rocks and The canoe shape at the end

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But the soundtrack had no banjos.

I'm going with Shirley Jackson.

[Garrell]

Said it before and still say it. Especially after seeing the artwork in the clips. The Lottery And Other Stories.

[jeffingoff]

It’s a book by an author they’ve published before. I am 99.9% positive at this point that it’s “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” by Shirley Jackson.

Edit: I suppose ‘The Lottery’ makes sense with the rocks.
Hoping it’s ‘Castle’ though with the house and the jeering crowd.

In the FB Live video, Paul said it was an extremely controversial story. So I'm thinking it's The Lottery.

[kingfan2323]

DELIVERANCE

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The river rocks and The canoe shape at the end

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But the soundtrack had no banjos.

I'm going with Shirley Jackson.

No taking off of them panties either. So. . . The Lottery it is.

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[Noxus35]

Wow, i might have just won an ARC of I Am Legend 😲
I also think i might have won a Fahrenheit 451 ARC, i just rechecked the comments for it and (if facebook's comment history is correct) i was the first to reply with "the fireman".

Guess i'll just have to wait for Paul's message. 🤭

[CyberGhostface]

If they said it’s controversial then I guess it’s ‘The Lottery’. Disappointing for me at least but at least I’ll save some money...

[Munnecom]

That’s a sample of the graphic novel adaptation of The Lottery by Miles Hyman, Jackson’s grandson. It’s a perfect match with the art style in the teaser video.

[jeffingoff]

That’s a sample of the graphic novel adaptation of The Lottery by Miles Hyman, Jackson’s grandson. It’s a perfect match with the art style in the teaser video.

This is some investigative journalism right there!

[Randall Flagg]

Slight change of subject.
On the Suntup website they show previous editions that have been published, but (not that I see) no issue prices are listed. I think it would be a great reference to be able to look back in time and see what the books initially sold for.

[George at C-Springs]

Odd man out again, but have never heard of The Lottery or read anything by Shirley Jackson (or even heard of her before the last time).

[webstar1000]

Slight change of subject.
On the Suntup website they show previous editions that have been published, but (not that I see) no issue prices are listed. I think it would be a great reference to be able to look back in time and see what the books initially sold for.

hi jump to order buttons.. pricing is there man

[Randall Flagg]

Thanks Kris. I just never scrolled all the way to the end of each page.

[Noxus35]

Wow, i might have just won an ARC of I Am Legend 😲
I also think i might have won a Fahrenheit 451 ARC, i just rechecked the comments for it and (if facebook's comment history is correct) i was the first to reply with "the fireman".

Guess i'll just have to wait for Paul's message. 🤭

I might not have won F451 but it's official; i won the I Am Legend ARC. It's stated in the description of the facebook live video. 😎

Oooo happy days, it seems my first ever Suntup book will be this ARC. 👌🏻

Thanks again Paul! 🍻

[jeffingoff]

Wow, i might have just won an ARC of I Am Legend 😲
I also think i might have won a Fahrenheit 451 ARC, i just rechecked the comments for it and (if facebook's comment history is correct) i was the first to reply with "the fireman".

Guess i'll just have to wait for Paul's message. 🤭

I might not have won F451 but it's official; i won the I Am Legend ARC. It's stated in the description of the facebook live video. 😎

Oooo happy days, it seems my first ever Suntup book will be this ARC. 👌🏻

Thanks again Paul! 🍻

Congratulations!!!!!