Suntup Editions - All Books

[Ben Staad]

I'm not familiar with the June books but April and May are all sound guesses. If those are the books I will certainly be interested in what Paul comes up with on the design of The Black Phone.

My guesses:

April - 'The Black Phone' - Joe Hill
May - 'Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator' - Roald Dahl
June - 'Cyteen' by C. J. Cherryh or 'Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang' by Kate Wilhelm

[JeremyM]

My guesses:

April - 'The Black Phone' - Joe Hill
May - 'Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator' - Roald Dahl
June - 'Cyteen' by C. J. Cherryh or 'Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang' by Kate Wilhelm

[brlesh]

Was thinking maybe a Clive Barker or Joe Hill collection for April.

No idea on the science fiction books for May and June.

B

[sholloman81]

Any guesses for Next Quarter's Books?

April- Some short stories are just screaming to be given the Suntup treatment, and this one rang out loud and clear. This is our second publication by the author, though it is the third he has signed.

May- This spacefaring sequel featuring carnivorous extraterrestrials is finally ready for lift off.

June- Winner of four science fiction awards including the Hugo and Locus Award, this novel’s brilliance couldn’t possibly be replicated.

[Dave1442397]

Anyone picking up "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? It looks fantastic but I'm a bit stretched at the moment due to some car repairs and may have to pass unless it lasts for a while. We shall see how much my FOMO kicks-in on this one!

I'm skipping this one. Good book, but I just don't need a Suntup edition of it.

[Sock Monkey]

Man, Cuckoo's Nest is one of my most favorite books of all time...but $225 for the AE...I don't know if I can swing that. I see that Chuck Palahniuk is writing the foreword. Man, I'd love a Suntup edition of Fight Club.

[RonClinton]

Anyone picking up "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? It looks fantastic but I'm a bit stretched at the moment due to some car repairs and may have to pass unless it lasts for a while. We shall see how much my FOMO kicks-in on this one!

I’m perplexed and frustrated why I no longer receive Suntup’s announcement emails (or they arrive hours late). If it wasn’t for this board, I’d rarely know what was happening with the press. So thanks (again) for the post, I’ll have to shoot over there and check it out.

[Martin]

Anyone picking up "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? It looks fantastic but I'm a bit stretched at the moment due to some car repairs and may have to pass unless it lasts for a while. We shall see how much my FOMO kicks-in on this one!

I will be.

[sholloman81]

Anyone picking up "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? It looks fantastic but I'm a bit stretched at the moment due to some car repairs and may have to pass unless it lasts for a while. We shall see how much my FOMO kicks-in on this one!

[bookworm 1]

I am stepping away from this thread and most others. I find that my comments aren't constructive or positive for collectors.

Go forth and enjoy the hobby. Collecting was a joy and reprieve from the every day worries in my life for the last 17 years or so.

I understand completely. I have stopped posting except very rarely because of the same feelings. Too many over priced books in my opinion and while I still do occasionally purchase a limited edition from time to time I have completely stopped purchasing from Suntup and a few others.
With the way things are in the world right now I've discovered that money towards doing something to help is where my focus needs to be at this time.
I enjoy reading everyone's posts daily here. And I still have a love for reading and seeing everyone here get so excited about new limited editions. Anyway that's my piece and why I have been absent for so long.

[Ben Staad]

Thank you for the kind comments. They are genuinely appreciated.

[Sock Monkey]

I am stepping away from this thread and most others. I find that my comments aren't constructive or positive for collectors.

Go forth and enjoy the hobby. Collecting was a joy and reprieve from the every day worries in my life for the last 17 years or so.

Others have far more eloquently responded to this, but I wanted to chime in as well. While I'll clearly respect the decision to step away, I don't find your posts all that negative. While you might not jump on board the bandwagon of excitement around certain announcements, I don't find any malice or anything of the sort in your comments. Frankly, I had the same thought about TREASURE ISLAND.I'd hate to lose a forum member just because they can't be a cheerleader for everything that comes down the pike. Yes, we're a laid-back crew, but contrary to what the rest of the internet (or the whole world, it feels like sometimes), differences of opinion are not a bad thing. It's how we chose to voice those differences where things go astray. And I've always found your comments to be measured and appropriate. Hope you stick around.

[dannyboy121070]

I am stepping away from this thread and most others. I find that my comments aren't constructive or positive for collectors.

Go forth and enjoy the hobby. Collecting was a joy and reprieve from the every day worries in my life for the last 17 years or so.

I get not wanting to post any negativity- I keep myself from posting things like that A LOT, lol- but I think that most here would agree that we don't need, or want, to lose one of the handful of people who call the board home, or see them fall silent. I hope you'll reconsider...differing opinions keep conversations going.

[RonClinton]

I am stepping away from this thread and most others. I find that my comments aren't constructive or positive for collectors.

Go forth and enjoy the hobby. Collecting was a joy and reprieve from the every day worries in my life for the last 17 years or so.

I wouldn't be so concerned about offending sensitivities, as you know we're all a pretty hearty bunch around here. I've been involved in collecting for more than twice as long as you (late '80s), and a $250 limited book -- public domain or not -- would have been, for the most part, inconceivable in the small press until a decade or so ago when industry price standards began to progressively stretch upward, normalizing three-figure price points. For most of us, even a decade on from that shift, $250 is still a leap.

[Ben Staad]

I am stepping away from this thread and most others. I find that my comments aren't constructive or positive for collectors.

Go forth and enjoy the hobby. Collecting was a joy and reprieve from the every day worries in my life for the last 17 years or so.