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[Martin]

Congratulations to everyone who is getting this one. Of the 3 stories already published blanky is my favorite. It’s really twisted. Hopefully the title story gets a separate edition after this one is released. KPB is very talented and I think he is really underrated as a writer.

My personal ranking of the three would be:
1. Jack and Jill
2. Blanky
3. Sour Candy

Jack and Jill and Blanky are close though.

[bookworm 1]

Congratulations to everyone who is getting this one. Of the 3 stories already published blanky is my favorite. It’s really twisted. Hopefully the title story gets a separate edition after this one is released. KPB is very talented and I think he is really underrated as a writer.

[Splync]

Order placed for the numbered and AE. I hate to say it, but this might be a numbered that I don't keep. I'm sure it'll be beautiful, but the AE might suffice for the collection.

Definitely looking forward to it though!

[Ben Staad]

Three great stories and glad to see them getting a fancy edition.

Order placed! This is fantastic news although I have three of the stories already I am really excited to read the new story and re-read the others in a beautiful new edition. I hope this brings a new focus n Mr. Burkes story telling as he is a great story teller!

[Martin]

I also have three of the four (and JACK & JILL already in a S/L HC, and SOUR CANDY coming soon as one of CD’s S/L HCs in their Novella Series), which did give me some pause. I’d hoped at least one of the three reprints would be obscure enough that I hadn’t read it, but it wasn’t to be. I certainly understand why those three fine tales were picked, though, so can’t argue against their inclusion. Ultimately, my affection for Burke’s work and the desire to read the new one won out and I ordered an AE.

Your comment got me to thinking about how I have each story as I know that I read the three previously released. I have the CD Jack & Jill S/L. I actually have two of these, one being a PC. Guessing the PC was in a grab bag at some point. I have the CD ARC of Sour Candy. It does not appear that I have a physical copy of Blanky but I know I have read it. I have to assume I received an ebook as part of his Digital 50 subscription.

[RonClinton]

Order placed! This is fantastic news although I have three of the stories already I am really excited to read the new story and re-read the others in a beautiful new edition. I hope this brings a new focus n Mr. Burkes story telling as he is a great story teller!

I also have three of the four (and JACK & JILL already in a S/L HC, and SOUR CANDY coming soon as one of CD’s S/L HCs in their Novella Series), which did give me some pause. I’d hoped at least one of the three reprints would be obscure enough that I hadn’t read it, but it wasn’t to be. I certainly understand why those three fine tales were picked, though, so can’t argue against their inclusion. Ultimately, my affection for Burke’s work and the desire to read the new one won out and I ordered an AE.

[sholloman81]

Placed my order as well and am super excited! Don't own/haven't read any of these, and, it seems like forever since Burke released a new hardcover. Can't wait to add this to my collection!

[Martin]

Woot! Kealan Patrick Burke.

Order placed! This is fantastic news although I have three of the stories already I am really excited to read the new story and re-read the others in a beautiful new edition. I hope this brings a new focus n Mr. Burkes story telling as he is a great story teller!

[Ben Staad]

Woot! Kealan Patrick Burke.

[Martin]

It was also stated that these editions will be on the lower end of the price scale since the production costs are lower. I am guessing that statement is really directed at the Limited and Lettered.

[RonClinton]

I’m a really big Burke fan, so if it’s him I might be angling for a limited.

Nice thing is that in this instance the Artist Edition will be signed by both artist and author. I also hope it’s KPB, as I really like and collect his work, and he hasn’t been blessed with a limited-edition for a while. I have been picking up his self-pub’d tpbs, but it’d be nice to see his work again given the handsome treatment it deserves.

[Sock Monkey]

I’m a really big Burke fan, so if it’s him I might be angling for a limited.

[Martin]

He did state it wasn’t Hill...not sure he addressed Barker.

He definitely stated it was not Hill. If he stated it was not Barker I missed it. He also stated that the Author was the artist and that the person had been mentioned in the chat at least once. Although I had discounted Kealan Patrick Burke his comment that he person had been mentioned came shortly after a burke mention. Alan Moore was also mentioned. I know he has been involved in comics but do not know if he is an artist. A couple of the reasons I discounted Burke was the he has been open about working on a new novel that he recently completed and that he has been self publishing recently so I assumed he did not have a new novella ready for release. I am re-thinking that. If he contracted this a couple of years ago he may have had a new novella that he since has not self published due to the sale to Suntup. Mr. Burke has the talent to do the art so maybe it is him. I will be pleased if it is.

[RonClinton]

He did state it wasn’t Hill...not sure he addressed Barker.

[Ben Staad]

I may have misheard. However I think during that portion of the video he stated not Barker and Hill. I was also working at the time so maybe I missed something.

Didn't know that either. All of my guesses keep getting shot out of the water. Don't know too many authors who do art as well who are Bram Stoker recipients; so, it's tough for me to guess further. That being said, my new guess is Joe Hill as I know that he likes to doodle/produce art.