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[Sock Monkey]

Very nice of Paul to do that! Glad to hear that THE LIVING DEAD is now out in the wild. I passed on it initially for some dumb reason and now it’s sold out everywhere. Hoping some pop up at a reasonable price on the aftermarket.

[Ben Staad]

Cool. I think I pre-ordered this through Camelot.

Very nice of Paul to do that! Glad to hear that THE LIVING DEAD is now out in the wild. I passed on it initially for some dumb reason and now it’s sold out everywhere. Hoping some pop up at a reasonable price on the aftermarket.

[TacomaDiver]

I got shipping confirmation from Paul for The Living Dead - no idea when I'll read it, but looking forward to receiving it nonetheless.

[RonClinton]

I got shipping confirmation from Paul for The Living Dead - no idea when I'll read it, but looking forward to receiving it nonetheless.

Great to hear. Looking forward to seeing my notification soon.

[sholloman81]

Just received my LE copies of Demon Theory, Terror Is Our Business, & Chasing the Boogeyman. Each of these books turned out amazing. That cover art for Demon Theory might make my all-time favorite list!

[TacomaDiver]

I think I got a shipping notification from SST recently. Based on your list, I should be getting Demon Theory and Terror is Our Business. Hurry up mail!

ETA: I didn't realize Demon Theory was from December of 2021 - would have sworn it was a lot more recent than that. Time is definitely an illusion.

[slayn666]

Anyone interested in a full Paul Tremblay set or SGJ set (matching numbers within the sets), plus rights through Camelot? Figured I'd ask here before posting them in the various FB groups.

[TacomaDiver]

As usual, SST packages are always a surprise. I know they're shipped, but I never know when they'll get here.

Well, today was the day that one arrived - Demon Theory and Terror is Our Business.

As per usual, great production values at a bargain price.

Now to wrap them in a Brodart and pack away with all of their friends.

[Sock Monkey]

Anybody want to knock me off the fence in either direction in regards to Tremblay's The Pallbearer's Club? Tremblay as been hit-or-miss for me as I really like A Head Full of Ghosts, but was underwhelmed and rather bored by Disappearance at Devil's Rock. I was running with a matching numbered set through Camelot, having also picked up Cabin and Growing Things, but passed on the Sleep books because I already owned the Thunderstorm editions, so a complete set isn't necessarily a thing for me anymore.

[sholloman81]

Anybody want to knock me off the fence in either direction in regards to Tremblay's The Pallbearer's Club? Tremblay as been hit-or-miss for me as I really like A Head Full of Ghosts, but was underwhelmed and rather bored by Disappearance at Devil's Rock. I was running with a matching numbered set through Camelot, having also picked up Cabin and Growing Things, but passed on the Sleep books because I already owned the Thunderstorm editions, so a complete set isn't necessarily a thing for me anymore.

I pre-ordered it from SST but haven't actually read the novel yet. From what I've seen from some reviews, it seems like a polarizing book. That being said, the premise seemed interesting to me and Tremblay has earned enough goodwill from me to chance it.

[Sock Monkey]

I pre-ordered it from SST but haven't actually read the novel yet. From what I've seen from some reviews, it seems like a polarizing book. That being said, the premise seemed interesting to me and Tremblay has earned enough goodwill from me to chance it.

The polarization of reader reviews is what got me. It's his lowest rated book on Goodreads. I don't treat review sites as gospel because individual tastes vary, but it didn't help me out too much. Most reviews complain that the book is boring, but that's hard to quantify. If you're going into a movie expecting Guardians of the Galaxy but get Interstellar you might be bored. It's not because Interstellar is necessarily bad, just not what you anticipated.

[RonClinton]

Anybody want to knock me off the fence in either direction in regards to Tremblay's The Pallbearer's Club? Tremblay as been hit-or-miss for me as I really like A Head Full of Ghosts, but was underwhelmed and rather bored by Disappearance at Devil's Rock. I was running with a matching numbered set through Camelot, having also picked up Cabin and Growing Things, but passed on the Sleep books because I already owned the Thunderstorm editions, so a complete set isn't necessarily a thing for me anymore.

It's the only Tremblay book I haven't cared for, and, in fact, it was essentially a DNF, as I lightly skimmed the last half or third, just to see if anything might change my mind...and it didn't. Up to that point, I'd enjoyed every Tremblay book I'd read (and had read them all)...sure, some more than others (and DISAPPEARANCE AT DEVIL'S ROCK was my least favorite up to that point), just as with any author, but all were finished and appreciated. Somewhere around here I left a short review with my thoughts at the time, so I won't repeat them here (and, honestly, it was such a surprisingly disappointing experience that I've tried to forget about it, and have been generally successful, so can't give you a detailed reason anymore why I didn't care for it). I don't see you list SURVIVOR SONG among the books you own...if you need a new Tremblay read, I would recommend that one far, far more than PALLBEARER'S CLUB.

EDIT: Just did a search, and I can't find my short review on it. Weird. Maybe I posted it somewhere else, I don't know.

EDIT 2: Btw, if a complete set isn't a concern anymore, please keep me in mind for the SST editions of both DISAPPEARANCE and CABIN. I piecemealed my Tremblay collection with SST and a couple trade HC 1sts, and would be very pleased to have it all SST (save for PALLBEARER'S...no surprise, I won't be going for that one).

[TacomaDiver]

I ordered it because I have all of the others. I haven't read it so I don't have an opinion

[Ben Staad]

This is the only Tremblay book I have read and I really hated it. I thought it was weak, a little disjointed, and not a sharp story at all.

I finished it so there is that. Plenty of books are a DNF so he surpassed those.

I don't see you list SURVIVOR SONG among the books you own...if you need a new Tremblay read, I would recommend that one far, far more than PALLBEARER'S CLUB.

[RonClinton]

EDIT 2: Btw, if a complete set isn't a concern anymore, please keep me in mind for the SST editions of both DISAPPEARANCE and CABIN. I piecemealed my Tremblay collection with SST and a couple trade HC 1sts, and would be very pleased to have it all SST (save for PALLBEARER'S...no surprise, I won't be going for that one).

Happy to say that very shortly after this message I was able to snag a copy of SST's CABIN...very pleased to finally upgrade my signed trade HC of that book.