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If I'm ever in prison, will someone please make sure I get this for my cell? I will share the loot with you.

[RonClinton]

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If I'm ever in prison, will someone please make sure I get this for my cell? I will share the loot with you.

"Are you decent?"
"Me?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUrCBGv4xqs

"I'm not very good at zippers...but maybe if I had some help...?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZn86sSWtEQ

A great noir flick.

[Theli]

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If I'm ever in prison, will someone please make sure I get this for my cell? I will share the loot with you.

Haha, good call! Great movie too.

[Brian861]

I'm in

[Daninsky]

This one just arrived on my doorstep a couple of weeks ago. Really beautiful piece of craftsmanship by Zagava out of Germany. "The Hauntings at Tankerton Park“ by Reggie Oliver. I'm a big fan of Oliver's and I tend to enjoy his drawings as much as his storytelling. This particular book is an abecedarium told in rhyme with more than a few nods to E. Gorey throughout. My copy is one of the luxurious 26 Lettered editions that includes one of Oliver's original drawings from the book's content as well as a beautiful die-cut cover. I had never purchased one of Zagava's books before and pre-ordered this one due to my love of Oliver, but I am so thrilled with the craftsmanship here that I'm pretty sure I'll be grabbing more of their output down the road.

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[Theli]

Just stunning! Big congrats on a beautiful addition to your collection.

I have yet to read Reggie Oliver's works, but I think it's become high time!

[Daninsky]

Just stunning! Big congrats on a beautiful addition to your collection.

I have yet to read Reggie Oliver's works, but I think it's become high time!

Thanks for your kind words! I've been over the moon about this since it arrived. Oliver's works are a bit scattered between a handful of small publishers, so can be rather tough to run down sometimes. Jerad over at Centipede put out an absolutely gorgeous (if a trifle unwieldy) omnibus collection a few years ago entitled Dramas from the Depths, which is probably the most complete selection you'll find in one place.

[Theli]

Thanks for the tip! I also know Tartarus has put out a couple volumes of his works as well.

[Brian861]

Beautiful book!

[RonClinton]

Wow, that's really a striking book. I'm somewhat a fan of Oliver (I admire his skill, but his overuse of the dramatic/theater setting has cooled my interest in his work a bit), and though I try to keep up with with news on his output I hadn't even heard of this book. Congrats on what looks to be an incredible package.

[Martin]

This one just arrived on my doorstep a couple of weeks ago. Really beautiful piece of craftsmanship by Zagava out of Germany. "The Hauntings at Tankerton Park“ by Reggie Oliver. I'm a big fan of Oliver's and I tend to enjoy his drawings as much as his storytelling. This particular book is an abecedarium told in rhyme with more than a few nods to E. Gorey throughout. My copy is one of the luxurious 26 Lettered editions that includes one of Oliver's original drawings from the book's content as well as a beautiful die-cut cover. I had never purchased one of Zagava's books before and pre-ordered this one due to my love of Oliver, but I am so thrilled with the craftsmanship here that I'm pretty sure I'll be grabbing more of their output down the road.

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Stunning! Congratulations.

[Plasticine]

Been a while since I posted anything. Some preorders came in last month. Finally got around to taking some pictures.

Up first, Gauntlet's Great and Secret Show.

















Really cool edition. I was kind of on the fence about this one. I already have a signed first US edition, but I'm glad I jumped at this one. I love seeing the sketched and the extra material is really cool to see. Plus those end papers are gorgeous. Just really happy to have added this one to my Barker shelf.

Up next is Sub Press's Dead on the Bones by Joe R Lansdale.

[Plasticine]

Another great book from SubPress. Really cool collection, and another great add to my ever-growing Lansdale shelf.

Last, but most certainly not least, is the Thunderstorm edition of Soul Taker by Bryan Smith.











Pretty much what you'd expect from Thunderstorm. Just a high quality production. One thing that doesn't come across in the pictures is the end papers are textured. They feel like a soft, almost velvet material. Really cool. Glad to add it to my Bryan Smith collection.

[Theli]

Fantastic! Perhaps the best thing about Thunderstorm editions is their endpapers. Always top notch from them!

[Martin]

Fantastic additions.