Wouldn't that be cool! There's some cool history between CD and Hill, I think it's about time they released a s/l Hill book!Originally Posted by MLG
Will you guys be announcing the S/L of this collection anytime soon?And Joe did some more work on SNAPSHOT for the collection, even though I thought it was awesome the way it was.Yes.
Brian
Completely agree. I must say though that my first Hill signed limited came from CD. It was the Looking Glass round robin book, at the time I got I was unaware of this guy named Joe Hill. Turns out he is a pretty good writer.Wouldn't that be cool! There's some cool history between CD and Hill, I think it's about time they released a s/l Hill book!Will you guys be announcing the S/L of this collection anytime soon?And Joe did some more work on SNAPSHOT for the collection, even though I thought it was awesome the way it was.Yes.
Brian
Joe is doing a Facebook Live event tonight, 1/4/17 @ 8:00pm EST for anyone interested. Sorry for the short notice, kinda dropping the ball!
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Will you guys be announcing the S/L of this collection anytime soon?And Joe did some more work on SNAPSHOT for the collection, even though I thought it was awesome the way it was.Yes.
BrianWouldn't that be cool! There's some cool history between CD and Hill, I think it's about time they released a s/l Hill book!Will you guys be announcing the S/L of this collection anytime soon?And Joe did some more work on SNAPSHOT for the collection, even though I thought it was awesome the way it was.Yes.
BrianI also agree that it would be awesome for CD to have a new Hill S/L since they certainly provided a helping hand in starting his publishing career.Completely agree. I must say though that my first Hill signed limited came from CD. It was the Looking Glass round robin book, at the time I got I was unaware of this guy named Joe Hill. Turns out he is a pretty good writer.Wouldn't that be cool! There's some cool history between CD and Hill, I think it's about time they released a s/l Hill book!Will you guys be announcing the S/L of this collection anytime soon?And Joe did some more work on SNAPSHOT for the collection, even though I thought it was awesome the way it was.Yes.
Brian
I don't think I've heard of the Looking Glass book, what was that? Lordy I hope it's not something else I'll need to track down!
Looking Glass was a novella that a bunch of us contributed to, in tandem, without any outline or plan. The contributors were Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene, Gary A. Braunbeck, Tim Lebbon, Al Sarrantonio, Bev Vincent (hey, that's me!), Thomas F. Monteleone, Joe Hill, John Skipp, Dominick Cancilla, Kealan Patrick Burke, and Robert Morrish. Here is the CD page: http://www.cemeterydance.com/looking-glass.htmlI also agree that it would be awesome for CD to have a new Hill S/L since they certainly provided a helping hand in starting his publishing career.
I don't think I've heard of the Looking Glass book, what was that? Lordy I hope it's not something else I'll need to track down!
Expect to pay at least $200 for a copy.
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I forgot I had this as it's part of the CD Signature Series. Sweet!Looking Glass was a novella that a bunch of us contributed to, in tandem, without any outline or plan. The contributors were Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene, Gary A. Braunbeck, Tim Lebbon, Al Sarrantonio, Bev Vincent (hey, that's me!), Thomas F. Monteleone, Joe Hill, John Skipp, Dominick Cancilla, Kealan Patrick Burke, and Robert Morrish. Here is the CD page: http://www.cemeterydance.com/looking-glass.htmlI also agree that it would be awesome for CD to have a new Hill S/L since they certainly provided a helping hand in starting his publishing career.
I don't think I've heard of the Looking Glass book, what was that? Lordy I hope it's not something else I'll need to track down!
Expect to pay at least $200 for a copy.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Very nice Brian. A good book to have!I forgot I had this as it's part of the CD Signature Series. Sweet!Looking Glass was a novella that a bunch of us contributed to, in tandem, without any outline or plan. The contributors were Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene, Gary A. Braunbeck, Tim Lebbon, Al Sarrantonio, Bev Vincent (hey, that's me!), Thomas F. Monteleone, Joe Hill, John Skipp, Dominick Cancilla, Kealan Patrick Burke, and Robert Morrish. Here is the CD page: http://www.cemeterydance.com/looking-glass.htmlI also agree that it would be awesome for CD to have a new Hill S/L since they certainly provided a helping hand in starting his publishing career.
I don't think I've heard of the Looking Glass book, what was that? Lordy I hope it's not something else I'll need to track down!
Expect to pay at least $200 for a copy.
Thanks, Dan! The sun shines on a dog's ass some times
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Lol. You're constantly killing meThanks, Dan! The sun shines on a dog's ass some times
Thanks for the info Bev. Totally missed this one.Looking Glass was a novella that a bunch of us contributed to, in tandem, without any outline or plan. The contributors were Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene, Gary A. Braunbeck, Tim Lebbon, Al Sarrantonio, Bev Vincent (hey, that's me!), Thomas F. Monteleone, Joe Hill, John Skipp, Dominick Cancilla, Kealan Patrick Burke, and Robert Morrish. Here is the CD page: http://www.cemeterydance.com/looking-glass.htmlI also agree that it would be awesome for CD to have a new Hill S/L since they certainly provided a helping hand in starting his publishing career.
I don't think I've heard of the Looking Glass book, what was that? Lordy I hope it's not something else I'll need to track down!
Expect to pay at least $200 for a copy.
Apparently I don't show the love enough either, Lori. +1Lol. You're constantly killing meThanks, Dan! The sun shines on a dog's ass some times
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Don't worry I got ya covered!Lol. You're constantly killing meThanks, Dan! The sun shines on a dog's ass some times
LOL. Thanks, Dan.Don't worry I got ya covered!Lol. You're constantly killing meThanks, Dan! The sun shines on a dog's ass some times
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Looking Glass is one I am very happy to have in my collection!
If anyone needs Looking Glass S/L I have one for $175 (I will split US shipping).
Mulleins
I'm the caretaker of Room 217..............I've always been the caretaker of Room 217
I have three anthologies with Joe's stories for sale. He signed all of them in front of me at the Toronto event for Horns. All three are first printings and are in fine condition except for The New dead. That one I actually read so let's say NF.
The Dead That Walk w/ Bobby Conroy Comes Back from the Dead
By Blood We Live w/ Abraham's Boys
The New Dead w/ Twittering from the Circus of the Dead
I also have Locke & Key The Game. It's still sealed. I have no clue how much any of these are signed. If I could get cover price, I'd be content with that. SOLD.
Skelton Crew opened pre-orders for a biblio key. They're selling it individually or paired with one of a couple signed Joe Hill books.
If you act lightning-fast, you'll be able to choose from: issue one of "Locke & Key: Omega," two versions of the "Horns" paperback (movie cover editions, featuring Daniel Radcliffe), two versions of the "Heart-Shaped Box" hardcover (classic or blue from Subterranean Press) or the Subterranean Press edition of the "Locke & Key: Crown of Shadows" hardcover, featuring a pumpkin-colored slipcase. And in case you were wondering, all of the books come signed by Joe!
If you miss out tonight, check back tomorrow night for more signed sets that include "The Fireman" and "Tales From The Darkside: Scripts by Joe Hill"!
Wanted:
Michael Whelan & DT Original Art
Christmasland is Waiting... (NOS4A2 Animation)
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My Stephen King collection
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...on-Stockerlone
Non-King collection
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...rlone-Non-King
In case you are looking for signed copies of Joe's new Graphic novel releases - you can order from Waterstreet books:
Hi Chad,
Yes, we will have both of those and can have Joe sign them. If you do the order through our website, that would be easiest. Here are the links:
http://www.waterstreetbooks.com/book/9781631407680
http://www.waterstreetbooks.com/book/9781631408465
Just put in the order comment if you want them personalized.
Thanks!
Wanted:
Gunslinger s/l #344
Drawing of The Three s/l #344
“A good hockey player plays where the puck is. A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be.” Wayne Gretzky
received this gorgeous signed limited slipcased edition of The Fireman from PS Publishing a couple of days ago.
I now have no less than 18 different editions (US + UK) of The Fireman in my collectionbut am still missing three....please don't hesitate to drop me a note if you can help out
1st state US proof (the one with the red circle in the lower right corner that says 'bound manuscript galley not copyedited')
UK proof (with white page block)
Books A Million presigned US 1st edition (ISBN 9780062565839)
Looking for lettered Voluntary Committal (Subterranean)
If you collect Joe Hill, check out my website http://www.joehillbibliography.com/
Also (consider this rumor mill worthy) I learned that Strange Weather: Four Short Novels (ISBN 978-0062663115) is scheduled for October 17....if the pattern of Joe Hill limited editions is followed, it's Subterranean Press' turn for a limited edition (but this is only speculation)
Looking for lettered Voluntary Committal (Subterranean)
If you collect Joe Hill, check out my website http://www.joehillbibliography.com/
Thanks for the info, Chad!
Damn, Marco! And I thought I had a lot of copies LOL. Might try your luck with eBay. That's where I found my BAM copy.I now have no less than 18 different editions (US + UK) of The Fireman in my collection
1st state US proof (the one with the red circle in the lower right corner that says 'bound manuscript galley not copyedited')
UK proof (with white page block)
Books A Million presigned US 1st edition (ISBN 9780062565839)
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Not sure how I feel about the New York Times sales on the cover of the book. I feel like that is a trade hard cover move but has no place on a limited edition.received this gorgeous signed limited slipcased edition of The Fireman from PS Publishing a couple of days ago.
I now have no less than 18 different editions (US + UK) of The Fireman in my collection
1st state US proof (the one with the red circle in the lower right corner that says 'bound manuscript galley not copyedited')
UK proof (with white page block)
Books A Million presigned US 1st edition (ISBN 9780062565839)
Yeah it looks super tacky and unprofessional really. Glad I skipped this one.Not sure how I feel about the New York Times sales on the cover of the book. I feel like that is a trade hard cover move but has no place on a limited edition.received this gorgeous signed limited slipcased edition of The Fireman from PS Publishing a couple of days ago.
I now have no less than 18 different editions (US + UK) of The Fireman in my collection
1st state US proof (the one with the red circle in the lower right corner that says 'bound manuscript galley not copyedited')
UK proof (with white page block)
Books A Million presigned US 1st edition (ISBN 9780062565839)
I could do without the New York Times callout, but love that art.
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