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.
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...).
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...).
I sent in a response for the Classic edition as well. Not sure if I will actually be able to snag a copy when late 2023 rolls around or not, but, I wanted to be on the list to at least give myself the chance. Fingers crossed that I made the pre-order cut!
I sent in a response for the Classic edition. It's pricey, but it is signed by Gaiman and at $300 I'm sure that the production values will be top-notch.
Honestly, I've been able to avoid purchasing Suntup books because, for the most part, their title selections are interesting enough for me to debate getting it, but expensive enough to decide against them. With American Gods coming and the possibility of Oates's Zombie, my Suntup abstinence may be coming to an end.
Note that it isn't a preorder, but rather an interest check, and only the first 1000 respondents are going on the preorder list for the Classic edition.
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