Suntup Editions - All Books

[Dave1442397]

The last update on the Suntup site for the AE of 1984 is dated 5/2/21. Anyone have an idea when this thing may be ready to ship?

It says casemaking is still in progress. I remember Paul saying something about it on a recent Facebook video. When the slipcase parts were put together, the images/print weren't lining up properly, so things were being reworked.

[Ben Staad]

The last update on the Suntup site for the AE of 1984 is dated 5/2/21. Anyone have an idea when this thing may be ready to ship?

[TacomaDiver]

As much as I'm disappointed it's not Watership Down, my wallet is also very happy it's not.

Replay has been on the fringe of my recollection for some time now (may have been here, or TDT, or somewhere else, but there was a thread of time travel books which is how I first heard about it.) It's been on my To Buy list ever since and while I always look for a copy while used book shopping, I've never found one, nor just grabbed a new copy from Amazon.

I did buy the AE though so maybe that'll be one I end up reading.

[Parviz]

The video for the Roman edition is a nice look into the process. What a gorgeous edition.

[sholloman81]

Happily picked-up a copy as well. Loved Replay when I read it earlier this year. The copy that I currently have is pretty beat-up; so, this will be a good copy to have for my collection.

[Martin]

I have not read this one but it has been on the edges of my awareness for quite some time. As speculation on Suntup releasing an edition I looked more into the story. I will admit I am intrigued and am looking forward to reading it. The additional drawing for the author signed bookplates is an interesting addition as well. I will add that the design elements on all editions and the art shown looks fantastic.

[Parviz]

Haven't read this one yet. It must have slipped under my radar. The numbered will make a nice first read though.

[RonClinton]

Ordered, of course...REPLAY Has been in my top five books since I read it some 30 years ago. I’ve turned many folks onto it, and I’m glad to see Suntup continuing that legacy with what looks to be a volume that is beautifully worthy of the work it contains.

[Ben Staad]

It's Replay. I didn't know this before but the author was from my area.

[Ben Staad]

I should also say I would love to have a full collection of Suntup A/E's however that is just not possible. They really are sharp looking books.

[Ben Staad]

Just a few minutes to go until the release. I did go for the KPB book, just paid for a copy of another book, and think I will probably pass if it's any of the current guesses I've seen thrown about.

[Sock Monkey]

I was going to say “we’ll see where I land.” My phone and the forum are not playing nice today.

[Sock Monkey]

Watership Down is one of my favorite books. I would love a nice edition of it. Not sure I would need a numbered but I'm definitely ready for an Artist Edition.

My thoughts exactly. We’ll see wh

[Sock Monkey]

Under the $200 Threshold- nice. Congrats!

Thanks! It’s like the Book Gods were reading our previous conversation and took pity on me!

[mhatchett]

Watership Down is one of my favorite books. I would love a nice edition of it. Not sure I would need a numbered but I'm definitely ready for an Artist Edition.

Absolutely!!