Suntup Editions

[Randall Flagg]

Heck I was getting ready to start packing a suitcase!
VERY intriguing......and VERY clever

The only thing to pack in the suitcase is cash...

[zelig]

Good times. And I’m sure a party at my place with all of you would be epic!

[Randall Flagg]

Good times. And I’m sure a party at my place with all of you would be epic!

I'll bring the Pliny The Elder.

[DoctorZaius]

This is excellent news! As much as I'm looking forward to Misery I am excited to see the direction that Paul chooses to go with the press.

Burnt Offerings or Coldheart Canyon would be my guess for this one.

There are no shortage of excellent Haunted House classics to choose from, and the wording on the invitation is clever enough that it sounds familiar but I just can't quite put my finger on it...

Coldheart Canyon was already done, so I doubt that title very much.

[lotuz]

Good times. And I’m sure a party at my place with all of you would be epic!

I'll bring the Pliny The Elder.

This is the house party of my dreams

Coldheart Canyon was already done, so I doubt that title very much.

Centipede Press did Burnt Offerings also, but I figured maybe it had been long enough for someone else to take it on. Looking back, it was in 2011 (which is more recently than I thought) so probably not.

I didn't know about Coldheart Canyon!

[TravelinJack]

I hate to break it to everyone, but this is actually the first ever signed limited and lettered, ‘Goodnight Moon’ ever. First dozen get a signed Remarque of the little old lady whispering hush.

[jsmcmullen92]

I hate to break it to everyone, but this is actually the first ever signed limited and lettered, ‘Goodnight Moon’ ever. First dozen get a signed Remarque of the little old lady whispering hush.

I thought it would be "Go the Fuck to Sleep" signed: Samuel L. Jackson - Motherfucker.

[Father Cody]

I’d buy that in a New York minute

[Brian861]

Well, I gotta hand it to Paul this time. He decided to break the news on my payday. Evil, evil man

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Well, I gotta hand it to Paul this time. He decided to break the news on my payday. Evil, evil man

[Hunchback Jack]

I’d buy that in a New York minute

Me too.

[DoctorZaius]

Good times. And I’m sure a party at my place with all of you would be epic!

I'll bring the Pliny The Elder.

This is the house party of my dreams

Coldheart Canyon was already done, so I doubt that title very much.

Centipede Press did Burnt Offerings also, but I figured maybe it had been long enough for someone else to take it on. Looking back, it was in 2011 (which is more recently than I thought) so probably not.

I didn't know about Coldheart Canyon!

Coldheart Canyon was done by B. E. Trice - 150 numbered copies and 26 lettered.

[Father Cody]

Newbie question: does it really matter if another limited edition from another publisher exists? Can there only be one? If I’m not mistaken, CD and PS both published a limited edition of Salem’s Lot, no?

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

Newbie question: does it really matter if another limited edition from another publisher exists? Can there only be one? If I’m not mistaken, CD and PS both published a limited edition of Salem’s Lot, no?

And both CD and PS were years behind the Centipede Press S/L from 2004.

[webstar1000]

5 hours till next Suntup reveal!!!! I CANNOT WAIT!!!!


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[Stockerlone]

Newbie question: does it really matter if another limited edition from another publisher exists? Can there only be one? If I’m not mistaken, CD and PS both published a limited edition of Salem’s Lot, no?

And both CD and PS were years behind the Centipede Press S/L from 2004.

The first EOTD Portfolio get published 1987
from Edition Phantasia.

[Pasiuk57]

Frank
your box is full...

[Father Cody]

Newbie question: does it really matter if another limited edition from another publisher exists? Can there only be one? If I’m not mistaken, CD and PS both published a limited edition of Salem’s Lot, no?

And both CD and PS were years behind the Centipede Press S/L from 2004.

The first EOTD Portfolio get published 1987
from Edition Phantasia.

So really it could be anything. I’m sticking with my original guess of Jerusalem’s Lot. Something about the letter made me think of that story. Whatever it is, I’m buying it!

[Hunchback Jack]

Paul has announced:

https://suntup.press/the-haunting-of-hill-house/

Congratulations, Paul!!! It looks like an amazing edition.

And note to previous collectors:

Owners of our previous publication will have first refusal rights on our next publication. For those who own a Numbered or Lettered edition of Misery, IF we publish another Stephen King book in the future, you will not lose your matching rights if you choose to pass on this edition. Keep in mind though, that if you do pass, you will not have first refusal rights to the book that is published after The Haunting of Hill House.

[jeffingoff]

Sad that there is no Gift/Artist edition. I hope that won't always be the case going forward.

[zelig]

I highly doubt Paul would do a limited that another publisher is putting out as a limited unless it was a collaboration.

Now that it has been announced, I wanted to respond to this. You’re correct Brian. Ordinarily I would not. However, in the case of Hill House, neither Jerad or myself knew we were each planning an edition. I found out at the last minute when the deal was done. Neither of us were told at any point during the process, and we were both too far into it to change anything. When I learned of Centipede’s plans, I reached out to Jerad. He and I are good and as mentioned by Lotuz, if there were ever a book that deserves to get special treatment by more than one publishers, Hill House is that book. We will both have different takes on it and will end up with two beautiful editions I’m sure.

[jeffingoff]

Paul has announced:

https://suntup.press/the-haunting-of-hill-house/

Congratulations, Paul!!! It looks like an amazing edition.

And note to previous collectors:

Owners of our previous publication will have first refusal rights on our next publication. For those who own a Numbered or Lettered edition of Misery, IF we publish another Stephen King book in the future, you will not lose your matching rights if you choose to pass on this edition. Keep in mind though, that if you do pass, you will not have first refusal rights to the book that is published after The Haunting of Hill House.

I think it's great to give King collectors the chance to opt in just for King books. But I don't know why you wouldn't want every edition! This one looks gorgeous.

[webstar1000]

That book looks unreal. Paul could you share more about the key lock on the front? It looks soooo cool on both edition!!

[RC65]

I highly doubt Paul would do a limited that another publisher is putting out as a limited unless it was a collaboration.

Now that it has been announced, I wanted to respond to this. You’re correct Brian. Ordinarily I would not. However, in the case of Hill House, neither Jerad or myself knew we were each planning an edition. I found out at the last minute when the deal was done. Neither of us were told at any point during the process, and we were both too far into it to change anything. When I learned of Centipede’s plans, I reached out to Jerad. He and I are good and as mentioned by Lotuz, if there were ever a book that deserves to get special treatment by more than one publishers, Hill House is that book. We will both have different takes on it and will end up with two beautiful editions I’m sure.

Paul, I appreciate the behind-the-scene insight...I knew about the Centipede edition, so as soon as I saw this morning's announcement from you, that potential conflict of plans was the first thing that entered my mind.

Best of luck with your edition; it looks to be a gorgeous production.

[Father Cody]

I want that Planchette! But I guess I’d settle for the brass key