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[mhatchett]

Thanks guys. One more to post later today!

[mhatchett]

This will be it for awhile!

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[RonClinton]

This will be it for awhile!

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That’s definitely something to hang up every December...if Santa’s as smart as I think he is, you’ll be his favorite stop!

[Ben Staad]

All of your framed items look great Mr. Hatchett. Congrats.

[mhatchett]

Ben, MR Hatchett is my Dad, call me Mike HAHHA! And Thank You!

[bookworm 1]

A couple on new framed Bradbury items!
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I love these!! Very nice.

[Splync]

I'll have to take pictures later, but my signed copy of Ten Word Tragedies from PS Publishing arrived today. It is absolutely beautiful!

It also baffles me that there are STILL copies available. It features original stories (and is signed by) a ton of great writers, including Josh Malerman and Paul Tremblay! Not to mention that Frank Turner also signed it (he's the punk/folk musician who inspired the collection).

[Martin]

I'll have to take pictures later, but my signed copy of Ten Word Tragedies from PS Publishing arrived today. It is absolutely beautiful!

It also baffles me that there are STILL copies available. It features original stories (and is signed by) a ton of great writers, including Josh Malerman and Paul Tremblay! Not to mention that Frank Turner also signed it (he's the punk/folk musician who inspired the collection).

I am one of those who passed. I love the concept and it is a great price. If I remember correctly PS never said who would be signing the signed edition. I assumed it was just the editors. Who all signed it?

[Splync]

I am one of those who passed. I love the concept and it is a great price. If I remember correctly PS never said who would be signing the signed edition. I assumed it was just the editors. Who all signed it?

It looked to be all of the contributors (two full pages of signatures). The ones that I stood out to me as I was glancing it over were Armstrong, Littlewood, Koryta, Turner, Tremblay, and Malerman (the last two of whom I had completely forgotten had contributed).

But after a twelve hour day, I didn't have the energy to take photos. Definitely tomorrow though!

[Martin]

It looked to be all of the contributors (two full pages of signatures). The ones that I stood out to me as I was glancing it over were Armstrong, Littlewood, Koryta, Turner, Tremblay, and Malerman (the last two of whom I had completely forgotten had contributed).

But after a twelve hour day, I didn't have the energy to take photos. Definitely tomorrow though!

I would love to see photos. You are making me re-think my passing on this one.

[Splync]

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[Ben Staad]

Cool looking book. Also it made me look up Frank Turner and listen to some of his music. Never heard of him before.

[jeffingoff]

goddamnit I missed this book. Why couldn't I have continued to miss this book?

[RonClinton]

I also passed...one, had no idea who Frank Turner was; two, since it was based on his work I thought the stories would be about music (a mash-up I don’t care for); three, the title intimates the stories are only ten words long, so flash fiction...? Now that I’ve taken the time to actually read the synopsis rather than make assumptions, I see the latter two are untrue, and it actually sounds rather good. I may rethink this one.

[Splync]

goddamnit I missed this book. Why couldn't I have continued to miss this book?

Copies are still available!