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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Oh no. I thought there had been an improvement.


    Same. Very sorry to hear that's apparently not the case.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Oh no. I thought there had been an improvement.

    Originally posted by Splync View Post

    Camelot Books will definitely have AE copies. And I don't think this book will sell out anytime soon, sadly.

    Also, Kim isn't currently working due to her health issues. Be sure to email the general email address for Camelot, as Tony is currently running the whole show.

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  • Splync
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    This is the first one in a long time I'm really thinking about purchasing. Email Kim and see if she will be receiving any.
    Camelot Books will definitely have AE copies. And I don't think this book will sell out anytime soon, sadly.

    Also, Kim isn't currently working due to her health issues. Be sure to email the general email address for Camelot, as Tony is currently running the whole show.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Thanks. I was looking on the A/E page only.

    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    Currently appears on the main page for the book, after the Lettered and before About the Author.

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  • Ben Staad
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    This is the first one in a long time I'm really thinking about purchasing. Email Kim and see if she will be receiving any.

    Originally posted by Sock Monkey View Post

    Man, this is one Suntup offering that I really, really want to pull the trigger on. Money is incredibly tight right now, so I don't know if I can swing it. Kinda hoping Camelot will be offering some copies so I won't have to worry about payment until it is released.

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  • Sock Monkey
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Ratman's Notebooks. A/E $135.00. Not a bad deal for a slipcased book.

    https://shop.suntup.press/products/r...eid=9bebd74fd7
    Man, this is one Suntup offering that I really, really want to pull the trigger on. Money is incredibly tight right now, so I don't know if I can swing it. Kinda hoping Camelot will be offering some copies so I won't have to worry about payment until it is released.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    I missed the where the ribbon bookmark is shown.


    Currently appears on the main page for the book, after the Lettered and before About the Author.

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  • Ben Staad
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    I missed the where the ribbon bookmark is shown.

    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    Not a surprise, given the hint, but guess I called it, and I couldn't be more pleased about this one. It's a very special novel to me, and as mentioned earlier in this thread I'm just beyond thrilled that it's getting the deluxe treatment. I never consider the Numbered editions from Suntup, but this one gave me serious pause. Ultimately, I still went with the GE as I tend to prefer (as is almost always the case) the aesthetic of the GE over the Numbered, but I did snag one of those ribbon bookmarks just to commemorate the release of this special book with something extra...pretty cool, for me, that an extra just happened to be offered with this particular title.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Ratman's Notebooks. A/E $135.00. Not a bad deal for a slipcased book.

    https://shop.suntup.press/products/r...eid=9bebd74fd7
    Not a surprise, given the hint, but guess I called it, and I couldn't be more pleased about this one. It's a very special novel to me, and as mentioned earlier in this thread I'm just beyond thrilled that it's getting the deluxe treatment. I never consider the Numbered editions from Suntup, but this one gave me serious pause. Ultimately, I still went with the GE as I tend to prefer (as is almost always the case) the aesthetic of the GE over the Numbered, but I did snag one of those ribbon bookmarks just to commemorate the release of this special book with something extra...pretty cool, for me, that an extra just happened to be offered with this particular title.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Ratman's Notebooks. A/E $135.00. Not a bad deal for a slipcased book.

    https://shop.suntup.press/products/r...eid=9bebd74fd7

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  • sholloman81
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    Yep, I edited my answer a second or two ago...I just remembered Paul's mention on the live that that was happening, and the Yeats allusion flipped the ah-ha light in my head.
    I'm sure that you are correct on this guess; however, I am a little surprised since it mentions there being an artist edition, and I don't believe any of the other McCarthy books had an AE. Would be happy if this one did as I couldn't swing the others in that numbered price range.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by JeremyM View Post

    'No Country for Old Men' - Cormack McCarthy
    Yep, I edited my answer a second or two ago...I just remembered Paul's mention on the live that that was happening, and the Yeats allusion flipped the ah-ha light in my head.

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  • JeremyM
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    September...I have no idea.
    'No Country for Old Men' - Cormack McCarthy

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  • RonClinton
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    3rd quarter schedule hints just released...my guesses:

    July is -- I hope to God, because this is one of my favorite novels -- THE RATMAN'S NOTEBOOKS (adapted into the film Willard, which really has little similarity to the source book by Stephen Gilbert). Someone in the know also mentioned a couple years ago that a limited of this book was in the works but wouldn't divulge from who. This is, apparently, that edition. I'm beyond thrilled.

    August is NATIVE SON by Richard Wright.

    September: NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, Cormac McCarthy.
    Last edited by RonClinton; 06-23-2025, 04:45 PM.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by sholloman81 View Post


    I also wonder if producing such a wide range of books/styles is feeding into this issue.
    Honestly, I've always found it both puzzling and impressive that Paul is able to offer such a varied offering of books and still succeed. The common thought has largely always been that a small-press publishing house needs to specialize, often not only in the specific type of genre but in timeframe (i.e. classic horror, or contemporary Fantasy, or vintage pulp, or Golden Age SF, etc.) and, generally speaking, edition format. That Paul is counter-intuitively able to offer horror, SF, modern and classic literature, crime (Thomas Harris), children's books, and so on, in all sorts of different formats and page-counts, and succeed in doing so, is pretty impressive. Centipede does that as well, but not to the degree Suntup does. I kind of keep expecting and fearing that that open-minded support for Suntup's approach will diminish among, let's face it, a pretty niche and finite customer base, but for the most part it appears to be holding generally strong since the press's inception, which I think is great. Sellouts are often slower these days, yes, but that seems to be holding true across the small-press board.

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