Suntup Editions - All Books

[Ben Staad]

I like the odd tchotchke here or there and would have put this on my Suntup shelf.

[RonClinton]

Was anyone able to snag one of those Suntup bookshelf logos? By the time I caught the email they were already gone.

No, I didn't see the email until two or three hours after it was sent, and they were long gone by that point. Too bad, as I would have really liked to have one of those as bookshelf candy. I note that Paul indicates that they may or may not be more available after this lot, depending on demand...given that they were a quick sell-out, the demand is certainly there, so hopefully there'll be another shot at them.

[sholloman81]

Was anyone able to snag one of those Suntup bookshelf logos? By the time I caught the email they were already gone.

No, I try to stay away from their baubles due to cost, but, I know exactly how you feel as that happened to me with their Jaws paperweight. (Yes, I would have bent my rule for that one!)

[Ben Staad]

Was anyone able to snag one of those Suntup bookshelf logos? By the time I caught the email they were already gone.

[Brian861]

Sorry. Those are above my means and therefore I exclude them from my thoughts. I was referring to the artist edition.

Gotcha.

[RonClinton]

I grabbed one of the AE Omen and passed on the signed. Something about the AE that tops the signed and lettered copies.

Mulleins

With a few notable exceptions, I almost always prefer the AE over the numbered or lettered. I’m consistently impressed by the look of the latter and can appreciate the artistry of the designs, but as I guess a bit of a traditionalist, I prefer the jacketed edition. My wallet certainly does as well.

[bsaenz24]

I agree, I think the AE is so good that I'm not willing to spend an extra $350 for the Numbered.

That's how I feel about most of them. The AE is plenty.

[Dave1442397]

I grabbed one of the AE Omen and passed on the signed. Something about the AE that tops the signed and lettered copies.

Mulleins

I agree, I think the AE is so good that I'm not willing to spend an extra $350 for the Numbered.

[Sock Monkey]

I grabbed one of the AE Omen and passed on the signed. Something about the AE that tops the signed and lettered copies.

Mulleins

You know, I agree. I really like the look of the AE. It makes me doubt my decision to pass.

[mulleins]

I grabbed one of the AE Omen and passed on the signed. Something about the AE that tops the signed and lettered copies.

Mulleins

[Ben Staad]

Camelot to the rescue for some folks. Great heads up.

Camelot has copies of THE OMEN AE if anyone missed out and is looking for one.

[Sock Monkey]

Camelot has copies of THE OMEN AE if anyone missed out and is looking for one.

[Sock Monkey]

Surprised there’s copies of the limited left when the AE sold out so fast.

[TacomaDiver]

Not Suntup related, but I eyeball my matching numbered set of SubPress's The Expanse series and see them go for over $3k on eBay and think to myself "there's my new espresso machine and grinder that I want . . ."

And then the evil part of my mind looks at Suntup's (see, it is Suntup related afterall!) numbered Misery and think "there's a chunk of of downpayment for a house, or payoff most of my credit card debt ..."

[Sock Monkey]

I buy the AE if it's a book I like and want a nice copy of. I've bought a few Numbered editions, but only the ones I really, really like, such as Neuromancer, I am Legend, etc. I'm certainly no completist, and I'm happy to skip the ones I have no interest in. It gets expensive, and I don't want that much money tied up in books. I just sold the Numbered Red Dragon - every time I looked at it I saw a beautiful book, but also $1500 sitting on my bookshelf.

The temptation to sell a hot book is strong. I've looked over at my copy of Centipede's DUNE a couple of times and think, "You know how many other books I could buy..."