Thanks.
I really enjoyed reading Amanda Palmer's perspective on OCEAN.
http://amandapalmer.net/blog/20130618/
Thanks.
I really enjoyed reading Amanda Palmer's perspective on OCEAN.
http://amandapalmer.net/blog/20130618/
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
Yeah, that was a really cool read. What an interesting couple they must be.Originally Posted by Patrick
Just finished Death: The Time Of Your Life and Death: The High Cost Of Living. Now I'm starting The Sandman: Endless Nights. I have The Dreaming: Beyond The Shores Of Night and The Dreaming: Through The Gates Of Horn And Ivory on the way to me now. I love these characters, I don't ever want these stories to end!
If anyone missed out on the Goldsboro Books edition of The Ocean at the End of the Lane, The Poisoned Pen has copies for $66. http://poisonedpen.com/?STG=19598866...x=-1036&y=-168
Seeing how the issue price was roughly $50 plus shipping from the UK, it is a really good value. The listing doesn't show a picture, but their email newsletter clearly states that this is the edition from Goldsboro:
"Gaiman, Neil. The Ocean at the End of the Lane (Special UK Signed Numbered Edition with slipcase, $66.00). Thanks to our friends at Goldsboro Books in London for producing this great edition."
Im reading the super deluxe edition. Its just a beautiful book. i love it. The US edition is very nice as well.
That's strange as mine did have a picture and it was the Goldsboro s/l.
Weird....when I bring up the webpage, it has the placeholder with "No Cover Available." Oh well, no big deal really, as long as everyone knows it is the Goldsboro edition if they need it.That's strange as mine did have a picture and it was the Goldsboro s/l.
OK, so now the collectibles are starting to get obscure....here is Horror: 100 Best Books from 1988. I love the old limited editions that had no signature pages. Everyone signed it like it was a high school yearbook. You can see Neil's signature right in the center above Lisa Tuttle:
That is a sweet book, Eric. Always wanted one of those. It's such a great read, too. Congrats!
My 17,48 euro book from bookdepository arrived.
Neil Gaiman - Coraline
slipcased limited 475/2250
signed from N. Gaiman and Illustrator Chris Riddell
My Stephen King collection
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...on-Stockerlone
Non-King collection
http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...rlone-Non-King
A few new additions to my ever growing Gaiman collection:
Impossible Monsters S/L
Shadows of Light and Dark S/L
Hi Eric,
Impossible Monsters S/L is sold out at Subterrenean Press, but Camelot Books got a few copies for $275 - http://camelotbooks.com/books/detail...sible-monsters
SP website does not show prices for Sold out titles. Do you remember how much it was and when it was annonced?
Thanks!
Alex
[QUOTE=ELazansky;798101]A few new additions to my ever growing Gaiman collection:
Impossible Monsters S/L
[QUOTE=Comrade Alex;798946]Hi Eric,
Impossible Monsters S/L is sold out at Subterrenean Press, but Camelot Books got a few copies for $275 - http://camelotbooks.com/books/detail...sible-monsters
SP website does not show prices for Sold out titles. Do you remember how much it was and when it was annonced?
Thanks!
Alex
It was only $60 - I cannot believe that Kim marked that one up so much - I can only guess since that's the only place the gaiman story is in print right now.
Neil has an event on 15 oct at Westminster in London - it was announced on 17 August and is already sold out. They're looking at adding seats - so if you are in London check it out
http://www.timeout.com/london/things...ately-the-milk
It's a full reading of fortunately the milk - with a special edition of the book just for the event, Chris Riddell will be drawing during the event, there's music too and guests. It's not a signing - but Neil mentions that there will be signed copies of the book already signed for purchase. Check out full details here:
http://journal.neilgaiman.com/
Wish I could goto this one. Imagine some of these books might turn up on eBay shortly after the 15th. If any of our UK friends are able to go - I'd love to get one of them
Opinions on the Annotated Sandmans?
I never looked at them, although I do have a couple of books about the sandman - that make a good companion to the stories and would be a lot cheaper than getting the whole annotated series. Your money would be better spent upgrading to the absolutes - you can sell off the set I traded you - and pick up one of the other sandman companion books.
I have a few Sandman reference books, but as a collector, I was wondering if anyone had them and what their opinions on them were. They look pretty big:
and then click on this link to see an example page:
http://larryfire.files.wordpress.com...n-preview3.jpg
Depends, do you want the magic trick explained?
Magic ... trick?
A big Thank you to Torben:
I will have one of these left - there are 7 copies and 6 are spoken for. If you would like one - the total cost is $30 - includes shipping & tracking in U.S. - no international - unless you want to pay the full shipping - it would be easier for you to contact Torben (lauterer) and let him help you get a copy.
Oh - they do look really cool - in case you cannot tell. The latches work on all of them - the books look great - there are no DJ on these books - just the HC UK books.
They look awesome. Wish I could read in german!
Wanted: Human skin edition of The Book of the Dead. Will accept PC copy.
I have the English UK version - Caleb and I can try to learn some german that way
Sadly I don't have an English language hard copy of the book. That's one of the few I borrowed on my Kindle.
Wanted: Human skin edition of The Book of the Dead. Will accept PC copy.
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