[IDEXED]Four Ghosts

[Dan Hocker]

So the book will never see print again, but maybe the stories will.

It's a possibility, as with most story collections author's typically retain the rights. Especially when it comes to small limited edition publications like this.

[TerryE]

So the book will never see print again, but maybe the stories will.

[Brian James Freeman]

That's a bit dissapointing, as i was led to believe that they were all originals and wiuld never see print again!?

Here's the text of the original announcement for easy reference:

This new Book Club has an incredible item for serious collectors:
An Exclusive Signed Limited Edition JUST For Members That Will NEVER, EVER Be Printed Again In ANY FORM!!


That's right! One of your selections will be a signed Limited Edition that is exclusively printed just for the Book Club members -- and this book will NEVER be printed again anywhere in any form! Not a trade edition or an eBook or even a paperback from another publisher! THIS IS THE ONLY VERSION OF THIS SPECIAL BOOK THAT WILL EVER BE PRINTED BY ANYONE!!


The signed Limited Edition of this very special book will NOT be available to the general public: no dealers, no wholesalers, no bookstores, no direct sales, no individual copy sales. Only Book Club members will receive this very exciting NOT FOR SALE signed Limited Edition! We've offered Not For Sale books before, but there has always been the understanding the book might be republished down the road. With this book, we can tell you right now: IT WILL NEVER SEE PRINT AGAIN!

[Tito_Villa]

That's a bit dissapointing, as i was led to believe that they were all originals and wiuld never see print again!?

[bookworm 1]

Of course it was in 20th century ghost>See I just posted somewhere else that I was old and forgetful.Thanks for jarring my memory.

[Brian James Freeman]

"The Black Phone" is the other reprint.

[bookworm 1]

I have read Hunger an introduction.It was in Magic Terror.What other story is a reprint or are the other 3 originals.Sooooooo looking forward to getting this.

[TerryE]

Finally. Great news, guys.

[Tito_Villa]

Thanks Brian!

[Brian James Freeman]

They're all short stories:

"A Domestic Squabble" by Ray Garton is 22 pages
"The Black Phone" by Joe Hill is 28 pages
"Spirits" by James A. Moore is 20 pages
"Hunger, An Introduction" by Peter Straub is 49 pages

[Tito_Villa]

That's great Brian, did you find out how lond the stories are?

[Hedda Gabler]

Hey Brian, if anyone bails out on this one, I'll be glad to pick it up.

[bookworm 1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Brian James Freeman]

This title has been sent to the printer and will be published in May 2012.

[Tito_Villa]

Thanks Brian!