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  • slayn666
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I've had nothing but bad luck with the damn things and wish publishers would stop including them. When they're in a book I'm reading, I flip them out and use a regular bookmark.

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I always leave them as they are and use my normal bookmark. I have never seen an issue caused by them.

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  • Splync
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I've always used them as bookmarks. They have always held up for me, but I'm very gentle with them.

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  • bennyb
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    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.

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  • slayn666
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    Is that the replacement slipcase?

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  • Brian861
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    Nice. Really looking forward to mine.

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  • fanatic
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    Nice!

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  • TacomaDiver
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    Got my slipcases for Later today - and they're amazing! The fit the books perfectly and look great too. Plus the quality is top notch. Good job Brian!
    IMG_6168.jpg

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  • Brian861
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    Originally posted by Martin View Post

    I was not aware of the UK release. Thank you!
    Welcome!

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by Brian861 View Post

    Don't want to derail the thread but the UK will be publishing a tie-in paperback in January. Titled The Black Phone and Other Tales, previously known as 20th Century Ghost.

    As far as a small book for The Black Phone, maybe that guy that runs Lividian will do one
    I was not aware of the UK release. Thank you!

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  • Brian861
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    Originally posted by Martin View Post

    DO you believe that they will release the 20th Century Ghost collection with a Back Phone tie in cover or a small book of The Black Phone?
    Don't want to derail the thread but the UK will be publishing a tie-in paperback in January. Titled The Black Phone and Other Tales, previously known as 20th Century Ghost.

    As far as a small book for The Black Phone, maybe that guy that runs Lividian will do one

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    It truly is. I do wish it had color illustrations rather than black-and-white, but that's a minor quibble...it's a beautifully produced book, one liberally illustrated with striking art.
    I think the black-and-white illustrations match the feel of the story.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by Martin View Post

    It is a beautiful book!
    It truly is. I do wish it had color illustrations rather than black-and-white, but that's a minor quibble...it's a beautifully produced book, one liberally illustrated with striking art.

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
    Posted pics of THE NIGHT COUNTRY yesterday:

    https://twitter.com/ron_clinton/stat...328381440?s=21
    It is a beautiful book!

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
    I'm assuming there will be a tie-in paperback that I'm gonna need for my collection as well
    DO you believe that they will release the 20th Century Ghost collection with a Back Phone tie in cover or a small book of The Black Phone?

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