Joe315's Colleciton

[Joe315]

All of them together. Second omnibus edition signed, UK ARC, UK s/l, UK signed, US ARC, US signed.

[Joe315]

My "final" edition of Wool. US signed and publication dated.

[Joe315]

And yet another version of Wool. This is a flat signed UK first.

[Joe315]

This is the second part of what I got back from Houston and Cronin. A signed UK sampler. Looks like he smeared it a bit while signing.

[Joe315]

No problem. I'd probably avoid the movie to be honest. I liked it, but it doesn't really hold true to the book. Its also the reason that no more Cussler books will get the hollywood treatment.

[Tommy]

I enjoyed Sahara (as is almost always the case it is way better then the movie) and Inca Gold the most. The Oregon Files series starting with Dark Watch are good as well.

Luckily I haven't seen the movie yet, I will keep an eye out for those, love to read something non-horror every so often as a break, thanks for the suggestions

[peteOcha]

Love your Cronins!

Can't wait for the CD version of The Twelve!

[Joe315]

I enjoyed Sahara (as is almost always the case it is way better then the movie) and Inca Gold the most. The Oregon Files series starting with Dark Watch are good as well.

[Tommy]

Oh good cause for a second I thought you might be Cussler-deficient
I've never read anything by him, you're obviously a fan, what's his best book?

[Joe315]

I'll have to check. There might be one or two.

[Tommy]

Finally got my copy of the Twelve which I ordered back in October. There was a mix up at the store so he just signed it this past week. He kindly added "All eyes brother."



With its UK counterparts.

Very cool additions Joe, Say, you don't happen to have any Clive Cussler books do you?

[Coulrophobia]

Beautiful collection!!! Congrats!!

[Joe315]

And my copy of the Passage was also signed.

[srboone]

Sweet!

[Joe315]

Finally got my copy of the Twelve which I ordered back in October. There was a mix up at the store so he just signed it this past week. He kindly added "All eyes brother."



With its UK counterparts.