Suntup Editions - All Books

[CyberGhostface]

I think it depends on the book. Something like The Silence of the Lambs or The Exorcist is going to go fast, something like The Butcher Boy isn’t.

[sholloman81]

Congrats.

I am a little surprised by how many of these are left.

Me too! I thought this one would be a quick sell-out, and that was before I even knew that the print-run would be reduced to 750 from the usual 1000. Goes to show you can never tell. Looks like the last handful of releases by Suntup all still have copies available which is surprising to me considering how often & quickly Suntup titles used to sell-out. Wonder if it's the titles being offered themselves, or if the fervor for Suntup releases has died down a bit, or if it's the general economy out there and perhaps the encroaching holiday season? I know from my end of things that I have slowed down my Suntup AGE purchases this year, but, that has (mostly) been due to the titles being offered not being my cup of tea.

[Dave1442397]

Passing on Zombie. I read it, and it was fine, but maybe I've just read too many serial killer novels at this point. There was nothing there to entice me to spend money on a special edition of the book.

[Ben Staad]

Congrats.

I am a little surprised by how many of these are left.

I picked up a AE / Classic copy of ZOMBIE. I had a signed 1st ed. HC of it that I had signed by Oates at some book fair in Seattle decades ago, but lost it (or sold it?) sometime between than and now, and have long regretted it. As soon as I saw Suntup was going to do ZOMBIE, I resolved to get a copy to replace the one I no longer have. The art looks great, and its vividly manic style really suits the work.

[RonClinton]

I picked up a AE / Classic copy of ZOMBIE. I had a signed 1st ed. HC of it that I had signed by Oates at some book fair in Seattle decades ago, but lost it (or sold it?) sometime between than and now, and have long regretted it. As soon as I saw Suntup was going to do ZOMBIE, I resolved to get a copy to replace the one I no longer have. The art looks great, and its vividly manic style really suits the work.

[Ben Staad]

Congrats. Hope you like the book.

I picked-up a copy! Sadly, Oates has been one of those authors that I have always heard about but have never actually gotten around to reading. I figure now is a good time to remedy that. Am hoping that this book is a worthwhile read since it won the Stoker award for its' year. We shall see!

[sholloman81]

Go get your Zombie by Oates.

https://suntup.press/zombie

I picked-up a copy! Sadly, Oates has been one of those authors that I have always heard about but have never actually gotten around to reading. I figure now is a good time to remedy that. Am hoping that this book is a worthwhile read since it won the Stoker award for its' year. We shall see!

[Ben Staad]

Passing again but would have liked to have purchased this one.

[Ben Staad]

Go get your Zombie by Oates.

https://suntup.press/zombie

[Ben Staad]

Don't forget it's release day.

[Ben Staad]

How fun. I didn't pay much attention to this at the time but it's cool they have a page for this.

Best of luck to all who purchased one of these books!

Here is a link for anyone wishing to track the golden ticket redemptions.

Golden Ticket Winners - Suntup Editions

[Martin]

Here is a link for anyone wishing to track the golden ticket redemptions.

Golden Ticket Winners - Suntup Editions

[Dave1442397]

Looks like I was way wrong on this. 349 copies left. It jumped quickly at first and then just stalled.

Yeah, I thought this would go fast. If the Numbered wasn't $750 with tax and shipping, I would have tried to get one tomorrow, but I think the AE will do me fine.

[Ben Staad]

Looks like I was way wrong on this. 349 copies left. It jumped quickly at first and then just stalled.

This one may sell out. It's moving along at a decent pace. Not crazy but brisk.

[Sock Monkey]

With all the other genre limiteds I need/want to buy, I just can't start straying too far from the genre lane into deluxe editions of literary works, no matter how worthy they are. For literary and non-fiction that I may wish to have in my collection, I have a red line on deluxe limiteds...cheap (but nice, Fine/Fine) trade editions have to suffice (Cormac McCarthy excepted, of course...not that I can afford his signed/limiteds, but if I could, well...).

You nailed my sentiments exactly.