Good deals and bargains...

[bookworm 1]

I also chose to stay away from their website. It was tough but I didn't budge.

[RonClinton]

I ended up passing as well...pretty cool sale, though. If they do it again next year, I’m sure I’ll snag a few.

[Martin]

So, what did everyone pick up from Camelot?

I grabbed:

Seductions, The Girl in the Basement, Methods of Madness, and The Disappeared and Other Stories by Ray Garton
Brides of the Impaler by Ed Lee
Picking the Bones and Mad Dogs by Brian Hodge
The Family Tree by John Everson

I chose to not even look at what they had as I am trying to curtail my book purchases. You got some good stuff there, congratulations!

[slayn666]

So, what did everyone pick up from Camelot?

I grabbed:

Seductions, The Girl in the Basement, Methods of Madness, and The Disappeared and Other Stories by Ray Garton
Brides of the Impaler by Ed Lee
Picking the Bones and Mad Dogs by Brian Hodge
The Family Tree by John Everson

[slayn666]

I suspect it's their annual sale. A few years back they moved that to October, but I don't recall them running one this year (likely due to recovering from the hurricane season). They often have some very good deals (as I'm sure most of you know).

[RonClinton]

Hopefully it's not too Gotta-Have-It, as I doubt I'll be up at 7am PST on a Saturday.

[Brian861]

Not sure what it is but Camelot Books has something brewing from tomorrow:

https://camelotbooks.com/books/detail/its-coming

I'll make sure to sleep in. I don't need this in my life right now lol.

[Sock Monkey]

Not sure what it is but Camelot Books has something brewing from tomorrow:

https://camelotbooks.com/books/detail/its-coming

I saw this as well. I’ll definitely be checking it out.

[Martin]

Not sure what it is but Camelot Books has something brewing from tomorrow:

https://camelotbooks.com/books/detail/its-coming

[TacomaDiver]

If anyone is looking for a Bernie Wrightson Cycle Of the Werewolf portfolio that Nakatomi put out, they have copies available and they’re 50% off today:

http://store.nakatomiinc.com/cycleof...tfolioset.aspx

Described as: The CYCLE OF THE WEREWOLF box sets from Bernie Wrightson were the last project we worked on with Bernie before he passed. Each set includes a signature plate signed by Bernie. This could be your last chance to own an autograph from this illustration legend! Regular price- $200, Black Friday price- $100!

[Ben Staad]

Hard to pass up deal for sure.

Just picked one up for $18 on ebay. The link on the linked page will take you to ebay. They have it for $19.99 or best offer. They accepted $18 and free shipping. Only 4 more left.

direct link here. https://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-MAGIC-W...53.m2749.l2649

[telconamja]

I know there are a few Lansdale fans here . . .

Bookvoice Publishing recently came out with another (I know, another!) signed edition of The Magic Wagon. Limited to 500 copies, it was a bargain at $50 (with free shipping.) A few minutes ago, I was trying to figure out the exact release date, I see that their site has the book on sale for $39 - still with free shipping. Pretty sweet deal.

The Magic Wagon - Bookvoice

It has illustrations, plus what I believe is a new introduction by his own self, and an afterword from Keith Lansdale, also new I believe.

Just picked one up for $18 on ebay. The link on the linked page will take you to ebay. They have it for $19.99 or best offer. They accepted $18 and free shipping. Only 4 more left.

direct link here. https://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-MAGIC-W...53.m2749.l2649

[Martin]

Audible has a 'Thrills and Chills' sale going on until midnight on Halloween. A lot of great titles for $6.95 each. I added 4 books today and will probably go back for more. Several King titles, some Joe Hill, Robert McCammon, Dan Simmons, William Peter Blatty and more!

[Martin]

I bought two. Most are S/L.

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Nice group of books!

[TacomaDiver]

To echo Jeff above - that is quite the haul!

Also reminds me that I never have acquired the SL of The First 15 Lives of Harry August - and never read more of North's output. (Wait - I read Touch, but there is more out there.)