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[Grant Wootton]

And the back...
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It also includes interviews with people such as Joe Dante, Christopher Lee, David Cronenberg, Sam Raimi, Ray Harryhausen amongst others. A thoroughly enjoyable read.

That's an awesome book Paul, thanks for sharing it

[PaulB]

Thanks Grant. The poster for the Sperig brother's "Daybreakers", which was filmed here in Brisbane is dead centre of the front end piece!

[RJK1981]

Got myself a copy of this today. Won't read it for a while probably, but wanted to have the whole trilogy on my bookcase

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[theenormityofitall]

I have to expand my damn horizons. It's like I'm stuck with all 80's authors and have no idea who these other guys are or if they're worth buying or what. I'm gonna need help on that sometime by one or more of you guys!

[peteOcha]

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And a few more, but they're not for me.

[srboone]

I'm finding an increasing amount of "things" abandoned on my doorstep:

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It's the paperback trilogy with twice as many of Peake's illustartions plus an introduction by Michael Moorcock.

[Grant Wootton]

I'm finding an increasing amount of "things" abandoned on my doorstep:

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It's the paperback trilogy with twice as many of Peake's illustartions plus an introduction by Michael Moorcock.

Abandonment can sometimes be a beautiful thing, can it not

[frik51]

Wow, Squire, that's another gorgeous edition!
Did you ever see the BBC series? With, amongst others, Christopher Lee.
I really liked it, and because of it I still want to read the book.

sk

[srboone]

Didn't know there was one! Thanks for the info!

This is another on my TBR list (as I said, for me it starts with finding the right edition first...)

[srboone]

Looked it up on Imdb and there it is. I remember seeing the DVD in the movie section of stores back in 2006, but it never clicked. Apparently the sseries covers that first 2 of the three books (kinda like Ralph Bashki made a movie of the first 2 of 3 LOTR books in 1978)--have to check it out.

[frik51]

Looked it up on Imdb and there it is. I remember seeing the DVD in the movie section of stores back in 2006, but it never clicked. --have to check it out.

Yes, by all means, do.
It's an impressive series, with some mighty weird, quirky, creepy characters, many up to no good.
I loved it.

sk

[RJK1981]

Not a special edition, or even a hardcover, but have heard good things about this one, and it has great reviews so far. Must be somewhat popular too as the book was first published this October and on a 2nd printing for this paperback. Either that or a small first printing

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[Tito_Villa]

4 signed 1st editions of Stephen Kong's new novel 11/22/63. Had a great time at the king event in Boston yesterday meeting lots of people and making new friends. King was on top form during the reading and answering a few questions, actually reading a second time to answer a question! Pictures and a video of the reading to come when I get back :-) Just arrived in Portland and the weather is great!!!

[frik51]

Wow, Tom, that's great!
Congratulations!! Have a safe journey home.

sk

[srboone]

Glad to here it, Tom. I hope King is in as good form for Dallas on Thursday! But I don't think extra signed copies of 11/22/63 will be available there. We'll see.