Suntup Editions - All Books

[Sock Monkey]

Thanks for the heads up on the Lividian preorder option. Finally knocked me off the fence and placed an order through them. Need to reach out to Brian because I never receive their emails.

[CyberGhostface]

NP glad you were able to get a copy.

In related news Bud Cook is doing remarques for LTROI. I’m tempted to get one.

[sholloman81]

Just watched the teaser for tomorrow's announcement and have no idea what book will be announced. Hopefully, some of you sleuths will have better luck guessing than me.

[JeremyM]

Just watched the teaser for tomorrow's announcement and have no idea what book will be announced. Hopefully, some of you sleuths will have better luck guessing than me.

Seems like a number of folks, myself included, think it will be 'The Auctioneer'

[joejets]

"Cows" by Matthew Stokoe

[Martin]

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[RonClinton]

"Cows" by Matthew Stokoe

Yeah, I guessed that same book a few hours ago at TDT...we shall see. It’s arguably a little avant-garde for Suntup, but would be a cool choice, if true.

[Martin]

Paul mentioned making his clues tougher because people were guessing correctly. The consensus seamed to be The Auctioneer so I have to assume that is it. No idea how that plays into the video though.

[JeremyM]

Yeah, I guessed that same book a few hours ago at TDT...we shall see. It’s arguably a little avant-garde for Suntup, but would be a cool choice, if true.

Definitely not 'Cows' based on the announcement schedule:

"This is one of the most chilling, and best-selling horror novels of the 1970s, and was the only novel written by the author. The edition, which includes a new introduction as well as a preface, will be available in two states: Lettered and Numbered. Both editions are signed by the author of the introduction, the author of the preface, the artist, and the artist who created the first trade edition dust jacket art, which is reproduced in this edition."

[RonClinton]

Definitely not 'Cows' based on the announcement schedule:

"This is one of the most chilling, and best-selling horror novels of the 1970s, and was the only novel written by the author. The edition, which includes a new introduction as well as a preface, will be available in two states: Lettered and Numbered. Both editions are signed by the author of the introduction, the author of the preface, the artist, and the artist who created the first trade edition dust jacket art, which is reproduced in this edition."

Definitely not a match. But are you sure that's the schedule text that's connected to tomorrow's announcement? Only reason I ask is Paul's email mentions an AGE for this release, which the above does not.

[JeremyM]

The AGE was a late addition, just announced today. The original announcement schedule is here - https://suntup.press/news/announceme...eptember-2020/

[bookworm 1]

Definitely not 'Cows' based on the announcement schedule:

"This is one of the most chilling, and best-selling horror novels of the 1970s, and was the only novel written by the author. The edition, which includes a new introduction as well as a preface, will be available in two states: Lettered and Numbered. Both editions are signed by the author of the introduction, the author of the preface, the artist, and the artist who created the first trade edition dust jacket art, which is reproduced in this edition."

All things that fit The Auctioneer. I'm very happy about a gift edition. I just read the paperback edition this summer and it's a very good book. The cows without really giving away anything important are related to this story taking place in a farming community.

[RonClinton]

The AGE was a late addition, just announced today. The original announcement schedule is here - https://suntup.press/news/announceme...eptember-2020/

Ah. Well then, kind of a shame...COWS would have been an interesting choice. As I said, probably a bit too avant-garde, too cult classic, for Suntup and, honestly, while a very interesting book, I'm not sure it's worthy of the spendy Suntup deluxe treatment -- but still, would have been cool to see what Paul would have done with it.

[slayn666]

If it is The Auctioneer, I'm extremely happy there's going to be an AGE.

[bookworm 1]

In the paperback introduction of this book it mentions how it was probably the book that influenced Stephen King while he was writing Needful Things. I can barely see the connection . Maybe a minor influence