Thunderstorm Books

[sholloman81]

A few weeks ago I read the Thunderstorm edition of Gone to See the River Man by Kristopher Triana...does anyone know if the sequel Along the River of Flesh will ever get a Thunderstorm release? I'm assuming not since it's been so long, but wondering if anyone has some info on this.

I haven't heard anything but would be very happy as I'm a huge fan of the author and of those books.

[Boggle Champion]

A few weeks ago I read the Thunderstorm edition of Gone to See the River Man by Kristopher Triana...does anyone know if the sequel Along the River of Flesh will ever get a Thunderstorm release? I'm assuming not since it's been so long, but wondering if anyone has some info on this.

[Sock Monkey]

I'm looking at two myself. I'm most probably gonna pull the one that's part of series. I really want the other one as well, but I'm not so quick to pull the trigger on $125 limited editions any more.

[saginawhorror]

Bought 2 this month.

[sholloman81]

Anyone grabbing the October releases? Lots of good books this month. I'm only grabbing one to start by may purchase another later this month depending on other books this month.

[sholloman81]

The Waggoneer titles are intriguing and I enjoy the cover designs for them, but I don't think I'll be pulling the trigger on either of them or the Rowland title. Centipede's new edition of Frankenstein with the Bernie Wrightson illustrations is shipping this week and I have to make the hard choice of 'keep it or not' once it arrives. With that hefty price tag looming, my budget doesn't have the room for anything else at the moment, which sucks because I'd like to snag some of these titles--or take advantage of some of the newsletter bundles offered by SST--but the book money well seems to dry up faster than I can refill it.

Makes complete sense! I forgot that Centipede's Frankenstein is forthcoming which is quite pricey (but looks oh so nice). No way I can swing that one but am happy that you will be getting a copy!

[Sock Monkey]

Anyone snag one of the September pre-orders? They all look good to me, especially the book from Rowland.

The Waggoneer titles are intriguing and I enjoy the cover designs for them, but I don't think I'll be pulling the trigger on either of them or the Rowland title. Centipede's new edition of Frankenstein with the Bernie Wrightson illustrations is shipping this week and I have to make the hard choice of 'keep it or not' once it arrives. With that hefty price tag looming, my budget doesn't have the room for anything else at the moment, which sucks because I'd like to snag some of these titles--or take advantage of some of the newsletter bundles offered by SST--but the book money well seems to dry up faster than I can refill it.

[sholloman81]

Anyone snag one of the September pre-orders? They all look good to me, especially the book from Rowland.

[Ben Staad]

Hot damn. Great haul and I really wanted a copy of Jex but stupid bills and all that.

Just received a jumbo shipment from Thunderstorm! It included: The Devil’s in the Next Room, Kill Your Darling, Jex, & Missed Connection. Glad to finally have these in-hand and can't wait to dig into each of them. As always, the production values are fantastic!

[sholloman81]

Just received a jumbo shipment from Thunderstorm! It included: The Devil’s in the Next Room, Kill Your Darling, Jex, & Missed Connection. Glad to finally have these in-hand and can't wait to dig into each of them. As always, the production values are fantastic!

[Sock Monkey]

Keep in mind that $375 price was for the Lettered each...the Numbered editions were $250 for the duo set, or effectively $125 each.

Sorry. Rereading my post I realize I wasn't very clear. I was previously collecting the Fracassi lettered editions, having picked up the first three by Thunderstorm, but bowed at on the novella collection that was offered. If I was going to buy these editions, it would only be in the lettered format, hence the mention of the #375 price tag per book. The price for the limited set is tempting, but the completionist in me is bucking at having TSB Fracassi titles in limited and lettered, especially when the lettereds are so nice and uniform in design. This might also just be a sign of shifting collecting tides for me as I'm rethinking things a bit.

[Ben Staad]

Great reason and point. Congrats!

I grabbed them because I have pretty much every black voltage and I think they would be pretty hard to find afterwards.

[saginawhorror]

I grabbed them because I have pretty much every black voltage and I think they would be pretty hard to find afterwards.

[Ben Staad]

I already own the books in other forms and I'm just not buying multiple editions these days.

[sholloman81]

Keep in mind that $375 price was for the Lettered each...the Numbered editions were $250 for the duo set, or effectively $125 each.

I've read DON'T LET THEM GET YOU DOWN in its earlier Zagava tpb, but haven't read THE EGOTIST. While I've been a completist thus far of Fracassi's limiteds, I think I'm likely going to pass on these two. DON'T LET THEM... was a good read -- and is one of jeffingoff 's favorite books, so there's that -- but it isn't the kind of book that I need a deluxe limited of, and THE EGOTIST is in a similar literary vein, so, again, it doesn't really have a spot in my already max-capacity library. Maybe back a few years when I had a more completist inclination and a bit more empty shelf room, I would've gone for this set, but for better or worse, today's a different day.

You just hit the nail on the head in terms of my feelings on this set. The LE's are fairly priced and in line with normal Thunderstorm prices, but the books just don't interest me much (in an LE state) beyond wanting to be a Fracassi completist. If I had infinite money & space, it might be different but I'm trying to be a little choosier lately. May continue debating it until the pre-order date expires on the 2nd but honestly think I am going to pass on the set. I'm sure it will still do well for Paul considering the last Fracassi book he offered sold extremely well for him.