All Things Earthling Publications

[Ben Staad]

I did. Earthling makes a nice book and still at a reachable price point.

Decided to roll the dice and pick-up today's offering from Earthling. Pure impulse buy as I have never read the author; however, I truly trust Earthling to pick good authors to publish, and between the production values, price, and the book being over 400 pages, I decided the chance was worth it. Anyone else snag a copy?

[RonClinton]

Decided to roll the dice and pick-up today's offering from Earthling. Pure impulse buy as I have never read the author; however, I truly trust Earthling to pick good authors to publish, and between the production values, price, and the book being over 400 pages, I decided the chance was worth it. Anyone else snag a copy?

I decided to hold off on the Musolino collection until I read my (abridged) Valancourt tpb edition. If it's great, I recognize I'll probably have to spend a bit more on the aftermarket, but that's okay...I've tried to step away from taking S/L gambles on new authors for budgetary and shelf-room reasons.

[sholloman81]

Decided to roll the dice and pick-up today's offering from Earthling. Pure impulse buy as I have never read the author; however, I truly trust Earthling to pick good authors to publish, and between the production values, price, and the book being over 400 pages, I decided the chance was worth it. Anyone else snag a copy?

[brlesh]

I read the trade hardcover from Valancourt a couple of years ago, and really liked it.

As I recall, it was more weird / strange fiction than out & out horror.

Valancourt just released a second collection by Musolino.

Wonder if that will be the second project of his with Earthling?

B

Correction. I’m getting my foreign authors from Valancourt screwed up.

Valancourt did not release a second collection by Musolino.

Just received the book and it is This’ll Make Things Easier by Attila Veres.

A couple years ago they released his first US collection, The Black, Maybe, which was very good.

B

[RonClinton]

Never heard of the author for next Tuesday's book, Luigi Musolino, but it does sound interesting...

I have the original Valancourt tpb, but I haven't read any of it, so have no idea if an expanded S/L HC of it is a necessity or not. I probably need to get on that asap before the ordering window opens up.

[Ben Staad]

I hadn't either but I really enjoyed the story Paul shared on his site.

Never heard of the author for next Tuesday's book, Luigi Musolino, but it does sound interesting...

[brlesh]

Never heard of the author for next Tuesday's book, Luigi Musolino, but it does sound interesting...

I read the trade hardcover from Valancourt a couple of years ago, and really liked it.

As I recall, it was more weird / strange fiction than out & out horror.

Valancourt just released a second collection by Musolino.

Wonder if that will be the second project of his with Earthling?

B

[sholloman81]

Never heard of the author for next Tuesday's book, Luigi Musolino, but it does sound interesting...

[brlesh]

I ordered a copy. The synopsis sounds interesting, and I’m a sucker for marine / nautical horror.

B

[Ben Staad]

Me. I know nothing of this author but I'm excited to be able to buy something.

I'm debating on it. The price point is VERY attractive.

[Sock Monkey]

Anyone picking up the novella offered by Earthling today?

I'm debating on it. The price point is VERY attractive.

[sholloman81]

Anyone picking up the novella offered by Earthling today?

[Ben Staad]

I second the congratulations!

I knew that I would be passing as well as the Modern Classic series by Earthling is a bit overbudget for what I normally want to spend. Congrats to those who could swing them! Very jealous for those of you who will own a copy of Mine!

[sholloman81]

I knew that I would be passing as well as the Modern Classic series by Earthling is a bit overbudget for what I normally want to spend. Congrats to those who could swing them! Very jealous for those of you who will own a copy of Mine!

[swintek]

$375 for Mine? Offset printed? Book collecting is bonkers now.