Suntup Editions - All Books

[slayn666]

DAW has allowed the Rothfuss books to be done.....

No they haven't. Some dudes took it upon themselves to rebind a handful of copies in leather and Bill sold one or two of them, but DAW has never authorized LEs for the three Kingkiller books.

That said, Rothfuss did write two books specifically for Bill - the Princess and Mr. Wiffle titles.

[mhatchett]

DAW has allowed the Rothfuss books to be done.....

[Splync]

No idea. Bill has been trying for years, and I think Shawn Speakman of Grim Oak has been poking them recently as well. I'd absolutely love to see LEs of the Coldfire Trilogy.

Speakman said in a recent livestream that he's gotten pretty close to succeeding. If anyone can do it, I hope it's him. It'd be awesome for Grim Oak, especially with all that Speakman has done for the fantasy community.

[slayn666]

No idea. Bill has been trying for years, and I think Shawn Speakman of Grim Oak has been poking them recently as well. I'd absolutely love to see LEs of the Coldfire Trilogy.

[Ben Staad]

Interesting information regarding DAW. I wonder what advantage they feel they are getting by limiting LE's. Seems like small run press could help reinvigorate sales for older titles.

It's published by DAW, and they are notorious for not letting anyone do LEs of their titles. Paul is awesome, but I doubt he's going to succeed where folks like Bill Schaefer have failed for years and years.

[slayn666]

How about War of The Flowers by Tad Williams?

It's published by DAW, and they are notorious for not letting anyone do LEs of their titles. Paul is awesome, but I doubt he's going to succeed where folks like Bill Schaefer have failed for years and years.

[Ben Staad]

How about War of The Flowers by Tad Williams?

[JeremyM]

Not sure if it has been guessed, but I will guess Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake for the title on the 29th. The EP edition is a bit over 1000 for the three books.

It's signed by the author, so not the Gormenghast series I'm afraid, though oddly enough I did recently pickup a copy of the FS edition - which is pretty nice.

[bsaenz24]

Not sure if it has been guessed, but I will guess Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake for the title on the 29th. The EP edition is a bit over 1000 for the three books.

[Parviz]

DRP has 31 copies of the island of doctor moreau artist edition if anyone is looking.

[Ben Staad]

Congrats. I saw some photos of the case and it looked very nice and unique.

Looking forward to my A/E.

Just recieved the numbered 1984 today. What an outstanding edition.

[Parviz]

Just recieved the numbered 1984 today. What an outstanding edition.

[brlesh]

Surprisingly, I'm actually debating picking this one up. Of all of Wells's books, this one is the one that I've most meant to get around to reading. Since it doesn't make the previous set of Wells books, my Collector OCD won't kick in, prodding me to track down the other books to match. The $130 price point is making take a moment and think it over.

I typically like the designs of the lettered editions, but this time I'm rather partial to the limited.

I ordered a copy of Island.

I don't have the first 3 Wells books from Suntup, by Isand is my favorite work by Wells.

It also sounds like there is a good bit of bonus material in this edition.

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[Sock Monkey]

Surprisingly, I'm actually debating picking this one up. Of all of Wells's books, this one is the one that I've most meant to get around to reading. Since it doesn't make the previous set of Wells books, my Collector OCD won't kick in, prodding me to track down the other books to match. The $130 price point is making take a moment and think it over.

I typically like the designs of the lettered editions, but this time I'm rather partial to the limited.

[RonClinton]

Passing, but it's a nice addition to the Wells set for those who had bought the earlier volumes.