Dark Tower: The Wind Through The Keyhole - DMG Limited Editions in 2012

[frik51]

I just received the latest DMG newsletter. The Wind Through the Keyhole will be published in the spring of 2012, to be illustrated by Jae Lee.
That's the good news!!
800 Copies will be signed by King. Ouch - that's the bad news. This will leave many people without a copy. I do hope Grant will allow first come, first serve....
Btw, there will be an artist edition as well, signed by Lee.

I am happy about this - sort of.....

sk

[Brian James Freeman]

I'm still wowed by the fact that there will be another Dark Tower book. That's so cool!

Brian

[Dan Hocker]

Pulled this off of Donald M. Grant's website. Looks like those who had numbers 1-800 of LSOE will get first dibs on the limited of The Wind Through the Keyhole.

COMING IN 2012

THE DARK TOWER: THE WIND THROUGH THE KEYHOLE by

STEPHEN KING

We are not taking orders at this time, do not have prices and have not set a release date. Please do not call or email us asking for more information than is posted here. Updates will be announced in future issues of our newsletter and also posted here. We also advise you to sign up for Stephen King's newsletter at stephenking.com.

Donald M. Grant, Publisher, Inc. will, in the Spring of 2012 be publishing limited editions of this new Dark Tower novel by Stephen King which will be illustrated by Jae Lee.

Stephen King has agreed to sign 800 copies of a Deluxe Edition which will be issued in a tray case. These will also be signed by Jae Lee. In keeping with our policies of supporting long time customers, owners of Deluxe Edition copies of THE LITTLE SISTERS OF ELURIA numbered 1-800 will have the first option to buy this Deluxe Edition.

In addition there will be a limited “Artist” Edition which will be signed by Jae Lee and will be issued in a slipcase.

[bsaenz24]

Looking forward to an artist edition!!!

[Patrick]

Dark Tower: The Wind Through The Keyhole - DMG Limited Editions in 2012

Welcome to issue #71 of the Donald M. Grant Newsletter

9 May 2011

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1. DARK TOWER: THE WIND THROUGH THE KEYHOLE
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1. DARK TOWER: THE WIND THROUGH THE KEYHOLE

Donald M. Grant, Publisher, Inc. will, in Spring of 2012, be
publishing limited editions of this new Dark Tower novel by
Stephen King which will be illustrated by Jae Lee.

We are not taking orders at this time, do not have prices and
have not set a release date. Please do not call or email us asking
for more information than is in this newsletter. Updates will be
announced in future issues of this newsletter. We also advise you
to sign up for Stephen King’s newsletter at stephenking.com.

Stephen King has agreed to sign 800 copies of a Deluxe Edition
which will be issued in a tray case. These will also be signed by
Jae Lee. In keeping with our policies of supporting long time
customers, owners of Deluxe Edition copies of THE LITTLE
SISTERS OF ELURIA numbered 1-800 will have the first option
to buy this Deluxe Edition.

In addition there will be a limited “Artist” Edition which will be
signed by Jae Lee and will be issued in a slipcase.

When more information is available we will let you know
through this newsletter and we will also post it at:

https://secure.grantbooks.com/z-sk-dt-twttk.html

Thank you.

Robert K. Wiener, President
Donald M. Grant, Publisher, Inc.

I am so freaking excited about this.

[Patrick]

Oops. Before seeing this thread, I just started one in the "Other Publishers Books" subforum of the "Book Projects" forum.

Sorry about that. Feel free to merge at will, Mods.

[frik51]

My DT number was/is 1009 and I was so hoping for another signed/limited.
Of course there's always the secundary market, but I'll be paying through the nose....

sk

[Brian James Freeman]

My DT number was/is 1009 and I was so hoping for another signed/limited.
Of course there's always the secundary market, but I'll be paying through the nose....

sk

Who knows, you could get lucky and be able to buy one from the publisher in the end. I bet there will be some collectors in the 1 to 800 range who just don't buy for whatever reason -- the economy, etc. Their loss could be your gain!

Brian

[frik51]

You may be right, Brian.
Maybe there will be a lottery for the unclaimed books.
Of course, there's always the AE, but the S/L will just have to join the other DT S/Ls.
The Gunslinger is the only one missing....so far...

sk

[divemaster]

I'm excited! Wizard & Glass was my favorite DT book, so I'm really looking forward to this one. Plus, I have #464, so I'm good for the S/L.

[Brian James Freeman]

I'm excited! Wizard & Glass was my favorite DT book, so I'm really looking forward to this one. Plus, I have #474, so I'm good for the S/L.

I was in high school when W&G came out. I had read my mom's Plume trade paperbacks of the previous books, of course. I was working at a Waldenbooks and we received 5 copies of the Grant edition of W&G -- I had never seen a book like it before and I was instantly hooked on the small press!

Brian

[frik51]

I'm excited! Wizard & Glass was my favorite DT book

And mine.
King hit just the right note: a harrowing love story, amazing set-pieces, great action.
Some of his best story-telling ever.

sk

[Martin]

Will this be King's last Dark Tower book? Can he really leave this world behind? If he does not write another Dark Tower book will other works continue to contain Dark Tower elements?

[RJK1981]

I'm hoping it is not the last book that has something to do with this world he has created. I for one miss those characters and will greatly enjoy having a new story to read with them. I might have to start reading the series again from the start and read this new one in between 4 and 5. We'll see though, as I have lots of books still to be read

[Aceprincess]

I hope to buy one but my number is 944 so I will have to wait and see if any of them become available......