Suntup Editions - All Books

[RonClinton]

Okay. In a move that would be surprising to absolutely no one who has read my previous posts in this thread, I have decided to pass on THE OUTSIDERS. I want it, but don't "need" it and there are other books that I want more. And the releases from Centipede Press are coming fast and furious lately. It's a good time to be a collector, but something has to give eventually.

Sums up my take on it perfectly.

[Sock Monkey]

Okay. In a move that would be surprising to absolutely no one who has read my previous posts in this thread, I have decided to pass on THE OUTSIDERS. I want it, but don't "need" it and there are other books that I want more. And the releases from Centipede Press are coming fast and furious lately. It's a good time to be a collector, but something has to give eventually.

[Sock Monkey]

I'm actually tempted by THE OUTSIDERS. I remember really liking the book and wouldn't mind a nice edition. $155, though. Man, that's steep. Maybe if I can get a copy from Camelot...

And for once, I actually like the look of all three editions.

[Ben Staad]

It is The Outsiders. Not that I'm really in the market these days but this book was nothing that ever grabbed me. It's another nice looking edition though. Good luck to all that snag one of these.

[RonClinton]

So it is indeed THE OUTSIDERS. I remember really enjoying this book when I read it for class back in junior high, but I’m going to skip this new Deluxe Edition of it. I did, though, pick up one of those wood bookshelf displays last night.

[RonClinton]

FREE GIVEAWAY:

If anyone is still in need of a Suntup AE of JAWS — and would like it free — I’m doing a post-paid giveaway of one on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/ron_clinton/stat...Sm3EfTEv2tto8Q

(Note: The book has an internal ding that intrudes for a dozen pages and does not have a slipcase. See pics at the above link to see the ding.)

Good luck to all who choose to enter.

[Martin]

I saw this but I am working on scaling back my budget. I love these but will pass.

Makes sense. Definitely a nice to have rather than a need to have.

[Ben Staad]

I saw this but I am working on scaling back my budget. I love these but will pass.

[Martin]

Here are the photos of the Suntup Logo shelf display:
It is really well made.
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The pre-order window for the next round of these has been opened.

Suntup Editions Bookshelf Display

[RonClinton]

Received my Suntup AGE of Blackwater today! This one turned out fantastic. Really love the slipcase and the material chosen. Can't wait to finally give this story a read as I have been wanting to read something by McDowell for a very long time!

Congrats, it looks like a beautiful edition. It’s one of my favorite books, and if I didn’t have the Centipede set I would’ve been all over this Suntup volume.

[sholloman81]

Received my Suntup AGE of Blackwater today! This one turned out fantastic. Really love the slipcase and the material chosen. Can't wait to finally give this story a read as I have been wanting to read something by McDowell for a very long time!

[brlesh]

Frankenstein was my initial thought on July but the announcement states that it is signed by the author. I would love Stir of Echoes but again that whole signed by author thing is getting the way.

Come on!!

What better reason to reanimate the corpse of Mary Shelley than to sign the Suntup LE of Frankenstein!!

Where’s Herbert West when you need him!!

B

[Martin]

My guesses:

July: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
August: Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson
September: The Stepford Wives

B

Frankenstein was my initial thought on July but the announcement states that it is signed by the author. I would love Stir of Echoes but again that whole signed by author thing is getting the way.

[Sock Monkey]

After reading the clues, I think your guesses for the July and September books are on the money. I think August is a pretty good guess too; however, it gives me a bit of pause as it feels a little weird that they would publish an AGE for Ahlborn at this point when it wasn't an option for the first two books. (I would have killed for an AGE of Brother since there is no other hardcover version of this book and I can't really afford to hop on the Suntup numbered editions bandwagon). In terms of desirability, it's going to boil down to the price of the AGEs this go-round as none of these are must-owns for me.

You make a good point. I didn't think about the first two books not having an Artist Edition. Since this isn't really a set of books, having an Artist Edition wouldn't be too crazy, but now I have my doubts on this title.

[sholloman81]

My guesses:

July: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
August: Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson
September: The Stepford Wives

B

I really hope your August guess is correct as I would love to own that title! Have always wanted to read Stir of Echoes but have never had any luck finding a hardcover copy in any of my local bookstores.