Lullabies for Suffering, Thunderstorm Books -- anyone?

[RonClinton]

I had to pass due to an unexpected recent purchase, but did so with regret, as I’m sure it’ll be an outstanding release. May pick up the trade-paperback down the road.

[bookworm 1]

I finally pulled the trigger and ordered a copy last night through Camelot. I love novella collections and the line up is solid (KPB for the win!!) so I wasn’t going to pass it up, but, man, I dragged my feet.

Congratulations! I'm going to stick with the trade edition of this one. I'm reading Garden of Fiends now, the first book and it's excellent.

[Sock Monkey]

I finally pulled the trigger and ordered a copy last night through Camelot. I love novella collections and the line up is solid (KPB for the win!!) so I wasn’t going to pass it up, but, man, I dragged my feet.

[RonClinton]

Still debating the S/L edition of this one...gotta decide soon, only a half-month left in the order period.

Ordinarily I’d just pull the trigger, but I opted for a Letterpress copy of REVIVAL when I wasn’t really planning to.

[Glen Krisch]

I was a pre-reader for Lullabies. It's outstanding. Each story is excellent.

[Sock Monkey]

I haven't yet, but I will. A new limited edition with a Kealan Patrick Burke novella? I'm in.

[slayn666]

I will be later this month when I put in my order for the other BV titles.

[bookworm 1]

Anyone pre-ordering a copy of the limited-to-preorder S/L HC anthology, Lullabies for Suffering:

Lullabies for Suffering
by Caroline Kepnes, Gabino Iglesias, John FD Taff, Mercedes M Yardley, Mark Matthews, & Kealan Patrick Burke
Each story in Lullabies For Suffering features the insidious nature of addiction—damaged humans craving for highs and wholeness but finding something more tragic and horrific on the other side. An incredibly talented group of writers sing these songs of suffering.

The addiction theme doesn't do much for me, but (with respect to all the contributors) the inclusion of Kepnes and Burke certainly does. Still wavering, though...

I did not. I am a subscriber to Nightworms and the trade edition of this is one of the books for February. I am looking forward to reading it. The lineup is stellar. Taff, and Matthews are the only 2 in the collection that I don't think I have ever read anything by.

[RonClinton]

Anyone pre-ordering a copy of the limited-to-preorder S/L HC anthology, Lullabies for Suffering:

Lullabies for Suffering
by Caroline Kepnes, Gabino Iglesias, John FD Taff, Mercedes M Yardley, Mark Matthews, & Kealan Patrick Burke
Each story in Lullabies For Suffering features the insidious nature of addiction—damaged humans craving for highs and wholeness but finding something more tragic and horrific on the other side. An incredibly talented group of writers sing these songs of suffering.

The addiction theme doesn't do much for me, but (with respect to all the contributors) the inclusion of Kepnes and Burke certainly does. Still wavering, though...