Suntup Editions - All Books

[RonClinton]

Pros: an Artist edition that’s signed by multiple people (I suppose because the artist passed away), intro by his son (whose work I also like), interesting art, printed letterpress.

Cons: priced high, and I already have the slipcased and numbered Gauntlet edition, signed by Matheson himself.

Not sure what to do about this one. It’s moving fast, though, so I need to hurry up and decide.


EDIT: I ended up placing an order. No regrets! :-)
 

[Ben Staad]

It looks like a great book. I loved the art as well and think fans will be thrilled with this one.

Anyone else pick-up a copy of "Hell House"? I know that it was pricey, but I couldn't resist. I have always wanted to read this story but could never find a nice hardcover copy. Two birds-one stone! The art also looks amazing, and I'm a fan of all three people who are signing it!

[Martin]

Anyone else pick-up a copy of "Hell House"? I know that it was pricey, but I couldn't resist. I have always wanted to read this story but could never find a nice hardcover copy. Two birds-one stone! The art also looks amazing, and I'm a fan of all three people who are signing it!

Very pleased with this offering. Easy purchase for me.

[sholloman81]

Anyone else pick-up a copy of "Hell House"? I know that it was pricey, but I couldn't resist. I have always wanted to read this story but could never find a nice hardcover copy. Two birds-one stone! The art also looks amazing, and I'm a fan of all three people who are signing it!

[sholloman81]

Well, I was wrong about "Sleepy Hollow." Looks like it's "The Yellow Wall-paper," which is a stone-cold classic. I've had to study it for two of my English classes and the story is so well crafted. I don't know if I need to spend $325 on it, though.

While I agree that it's a classic, it was an easy pass for me at that price point. I'd much rather spend that $325 on other upcoming titles. Hope it does well for Paul.

[Sock Monkey]

Well, I was wrong about "Sleepy Hollow." Looks like it's "The Yellow Wall-paper," which is a stone-cold classic. I've had to study it for two of my English classes and the story is so well crafted. I don't know if I need to spend $325 on it, though.

[Splync]

I’m thinking “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving for October. November sure sounds like Matheson’s HELL HOUSE. As for the December title, maybe another one by Ania Ahlborn?

I'm thinking the same!

Ahlborn hasn't published anything since Palmetto (first published by Thunderstorm) and Dark Across the Bay (first published by Earthling), so I'm very excited!

[Sock Monkey]

I’m thinking “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving for October. November sure sounds like Matheson’s HELL HOUSE. As for the December title, maybe another one by Ania Ahlborn?

[sholloman81]

Just saw the hints for Suntup's next quarter. I really home November is Matheson's Hell House. I've always wanted a nice copy.

[sholloman81]

Just read it this past week. It was a masterpiece.

Well, Jesh! Now I wish I would have grabbed a copy! Maybe Paul will have a dinged copy up the road or perhaps I will have some luck on the aftermarket once it has been out a while. Glad to hear that it lives up the rep. Have heard the name plenty but always assumed that it was your typical YA book which usually isn't my thing.

[Splync]

Anyone picking up today's new book, The Last Unicorn? I've never read it and will probably pass, but it looks great. Maybe an aftermarket copy up the road...

Just read it this past week. It was a masterpiece.

[brlesh]

I picked a copy too.

Classic edition out of print before 4:00.

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[Martin]

I only have passing knowledge of the story, but I am intrigued enough that did order,

[sholloman81]

Anyone picking up today's new book, The Last Unicorn? I've never read it and will probably pass, but it looks great. Maybe an aftermarket copy up the road...

[Ben Staad]

I was tempted to purchase this, but finances dictated otherwise, however this did prompt me to pick up a nice 1st 1st HC.

The book sounded really intriguing to me, but reviews led me to think this might be more of a paperback purchase for me, rather than an expensive limited edition. Â