Centipede will be releasing.....

[slayn666]

I'm salty as hell about the Feesters preorder. This was supposed to be the last title with a preorder list, but Jerad lost the damned thing. On top of that, he dropped the preorder without any advanced notice, replacing a previously-announced preorder. I have no interest in the Long title, so I didn't rush to check the newsletter and missed out on a signed copy of Feesters.

[RonClinton]

Commentary has given me pause. I am going for it and really hope I like the stories. Just wish I could have had someones scribbles in it.

Thank you all for pushing me over the edge.

I think you'll be very satisfied with it...it's one of my favorite Midnight House titles.

[Ben Staad]

Commentary has given me pause. I am going for it and really hope I like the stories. Just wish I could have had someones scribbles in it.

Thank you all for pushing me over the edge.

[mhatchett]

Feesters is hard to find and expensive when you do. As Ron said, the extra material makes this an interesting buy, for sure. Bob Leman seems like a guy that was involved in Sci-fi/horror his whole life, as a fan and writer.

[swintek]

A missed the signed ones or would have made the purchase. I love the cover on this one and the description is in my wheel house.

I'd argue that the unsigned is still a really good deal.

[Ben Staad]

A missed the signed ones or would have made the purchase. I love the cover on this one and the description is in my wheel house.

"FEESTERS" was an easy buy: $100 for a Signed & Numbered, over 500 pages, Bob Eggleton fully illustrated universally lauded collection? Deal.

[swintek]

"FEESTERS" was an easy buy: $100 for a Signed & Numbered, over 500 pages, Bob Eggleton fully illustrated universally lauded collection? Deal.

[RonClinton]

I have the original Midnight House HC volume, but opted for this new volume as well, given the additional material. The general redundancy gave me a bit of a pause, but I knew I’d regret passing on it. May just have to sell the Midnight House version.

BURN, WITCH, BURN is next week. I’m in for that one as well!

[Dave1442397]

Well, I thought that this we’d be getting the Frank Belknap Long Library of Weird Fiction volumes in today’s newsletter. Instead we got FEESTERS IN THE LAKE! I’ve heard good things about this collection so I’m very excited for it.

Yeah, it sounds good, although I'm not into the Lovecraftian thing at all. Anyway, I don't think I'll have a hard time getting rid of it if I'm not impressed.

[Sock Monkey]

Well, I thought that this we’d be getting the Frank Belknap Long Library of Weird Fiction volumes in today’s newsletter. Instead we got FEESTERS IN THE LAKE! I’ve heard good things about this collection so I’m very excited for it.

[Splync]

Very cool! That one piece is definitely from Power of Darkness.

Always cool to get extras in the packages. As long as you don't throw them out, as that would be heartbreaking.

[Sock Monkey]

Here's a few more. I haven't quite decided what I should do with these yet, but I thought that they would be fun to share.

[Sock Monkey]

Jared also throws some random things in your shipment sometimes. I recently received a small black and white photo with "Science Fiction Review #1" written in pencil on the back. I also recently received these, which I thought were pretty cool. All are printed on a heavy cardstock. My photos really don't do these justice.

[Sock Monkey]

More photos of the Grabinski volume of Masters of the Weird Tale

[Sock Monkey]

I received my Masters of the Weird Tale by Grabinski today. It's another beautiful edition by Centipede Press. I was happy to see that the book came with a mylar cover for the dustjacket and the book slides in and out with no problem. I don't know if it noticeable in the picture, but the endsheets have ridged texture though them which is really nice. I don't know if it's just mine or not, but it I have two title pages. Grabinski's name is clearly printed on both. The first has the rest of the information fairly obscured.

I don't think it comes as much of a surprise to say that the book is up to Centipede's usual standards and is an impressive yet understated volume.