Suntup Editions

[Lookwhoitis]

I'm looking to stay on the Train, retain my rights, and sell my copy of Blackwater for list price + shipping to the first person able to paypal me before public onsale begins.

I own the Centipede Press copy of Blackwater and am just too broke atm to justify owning (and keeping) the Suntup copy.

So if anyone wants to buy a copy outright with no rights before Saturday, please send me a pm.

*SOLD*

[MikeDuke]

I think the numbered looks great. I am very happy to have this in my collection.

[MikeDuke]

For those who want to know, here is the current tally
11 lettered
182 numbered
356 AE
Moving pretty good I think.

[RC65]

If I didn't already have the Centipede edition(s) of BLACKWATER, I'd be all over this one. I'm so delighted to see McDowell's masterwork reach more readers to which it may be new, and receive deluxe treatment...it's a remarkably immersive and satisfying work, one of my favorites of all-time, and it deserves the Suntup pedestal.

[Hunchback Jack]

I don’t know about this series at all. Having all six stories collected into one volume is great though - a whopping 888 pages! And the reviews on audible are very positive.

It will be a while until I get to it in my reading-Suntup-releases-in-announcement-order enterprise, but I’m looking forward to it. The AE s preordered for that purpose.

(In other news, I’m currently listening to the auctioneer on audible. A slow build up, but things seem to be going south rapidly.)

[daniel_pyle]

(In other news, I’m currently listening to the auctioneer on audible. A slow build up, but things seem to be going south rapidly.)

In a good way?

[MikeDuke]

new update
Update on Blackwater
305 AE
122 Numbered
6 lettered

[BrewMeister]

(In other news, I’m currently listening to the auctioneer on audible. A slow build up, but things seem to be going south rapidly.)

In a good way?

Completely off topic, but I had to send out kudos on your Shining avatar photo - made my day!

[Hunchback Jack]

(In other news, I’m currently listening to the auctioneer on audible. A slow build up, but things seem to be going south rapidly.)

In a good way?

Yes, in a good way.

[daniel_pyle]

Completely off topic, but I had to send out kudos on your Shining avatar photo - made my day!

Thanks! It was the best Halloween ever!

Yes, in a good way.

That’s good. I think I might read it soon. Maybe after the new Ahlborn.

[MikeDuke]

There will be NO lottery for Blackwater so if you want one be on the site at the right time.

[GenericEric]

There was 38 available when the public sale went live. There's 3 still available now.

[shaq]

All gone.

[GypsyDRB]

Received my copy of 'Neuromancer' today as well. A lot to like here, the layout and choice of font really work for me, and I like the little circuit diagram-things used as paragraph breaks. The two color printing on the section pages is a nice touch as well. The revised cover design with the 'circuits' running over the edge definitely improves on the initial renders. Nice little introduction from Gibson - while I see it isn't new - my only copy is the 1984 ACE paperback, so I'd not read it previously. The paper isn't my favorite though - too glossy for my taste. Looks to me like the colophon is wrong is this regard as well - identifying the lettered editions as Cougar Opaque and the numbered editions as Mohawk Superfine - think that's reversed?

Hoping to see the rest of the Sprawl books in the future. While Neuromancer can stand on it's own, Count Zero & Mona Lisa Overdrive add a lot of depth to the world and provide a more satisfying ending imho.

For Gibson fans who aren't aware - the Amazon Prime adaptation of my recent novel 'The Peripheral' is currently filming. It's a great read and definitely worth the time - worried it'll be a little too prophetic about what lies in store for humanity though.

The tactile feel of the Neuromancer numbered case doesn't get enough mention...really cool!

[Br!an]

Received my copy of 'Neuromancer' today as well. A lot to like here, the layout and choice of font really work for me, and I like the little circuit diagram-things used as paragraph breaks. The two color printing on the section pages is a nice touch as well. The revised cover design with the 'circuits' running over the edge definitely improves on the initial renders. Nice little introduction from Gibson - while I see it isn't new - my only copy is the 1984 ACE paperback, so I'd not read it previously. The paper isn't my favorite though - too glossy for my taste. Looks to me like the colophon is wrong is this regard as well - identifying the lettered editions as Cougar Opaque and the numbered editions as Mohawk Superfine - think that's reversed?

Hoping to see the rest of the Sprawl books in the future. While Neuromancer can stand on it's own, Count Zero & Mona Lisa Overdrive add a lot of depth to the world and provide a more satisfying ending imho.

For Gibson fans who aren't aware - the Amazon Prime adaptation of my recent novel 'The Peripheral' is currently filming. It's a great read and definitely worth the time - worried it'll be a little too prophetic about what lies in store for humanity though.

The tactile feel of the Neuromancer numbered case doesn't get enough mention...really cool!

It is a very interesting sensation. Touching the circuit or the cloth individually is a much different feeling than running my hand over the whole cover.

[BrewMeister]

Any estimate on when the Jaws paperweights will ship?

[zelig]

Any estimate on when the Jaws paperweights will ship?

Very tough to give a date right now but it should be sooner than the December date provided on the product page. I’d say a rough estimate is early November. The paperweight is in production. We’re just making some tweaks.

[BrewMeister]

Any estimate on when the Jaws paperweights will ship?

Very tough to give a date right now but it should be sooner than the December date provided on the product page. I’d say a rough estimate is early November. The paperweight is in production. We’re just making some tweaks.

Thanks Paul! I did check the site before asking, but I did not find a production note. Looking forward to adding it to my collection!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I'll keep a shark eye on those paperweight updates.

[webstar1000]

I'll keep a shark eye on those paperweight updates.

Lol

[BrewMeister]

I'll keep a shark eye on those paperweight updates.

[zelig]

Any estimate on when the Jaws paperweights will ship?

Very tough to give a date right now but it should be sooner than the December date provided on the product page. I’d say a rough estimate is early November. The paperweight is in production. We’re just making some tweaks.

Thanks Paul! I did check the site before asking, but I did not find a production note. Looking forward to adding it to my collection!

Looks like I neglected to add the paperweight to the Status Updates page.

[Joe315]

Any extra Jaws paper weights or prints Paul?

[amd013]

So I am filling out the new survey, and ready to submit but I get an error about a bad captcha. I see the word Captcha on the page, but it is no clickable, and there is nothing else other then the word "Captcha" in red. Anyone else having this issue? Hope I don't have to type in all the names again.


EDIT: I refeshed, and lost my previous results (although it sometimes autocompleted my previous selections, but not always). 2nd time, the "I am not a robot" box appeared, and it worked. Think I may have forgotten some of my choices because I only came up with 3 for the last 3 categories.

[burgerhicks80]

I missed the not Stephen King part of the survey so I submitted it twice, sorry Paul