Joe315's Colleciton

[Joe315]

London Macabre by Steven Savile. This is the first lettered edition I own. I have read one other of his books which was of a different genre then this.

[Joe315]

This book was included as a freebie for first time buyers from Dark Regions Press.

[Grant Wootton]

Love that Lettered Edition Joe, freaking fantastic !!!!

[srboone]

Have you read London Macabre? I've been tempted to get that one (and the Lettered edition looks awesome!)

[Joe315]

I haven't yet. The book looked interesting and it got good reviews from what I saw. I'm looking for an ebook of it so I don't mess it up.

[Joe315]

Does anyone know what "full color header" means? That was part of the description of the book on the Dark Regions site and I couldn't find a definition of the term.

[peteOcha]

To my knowledge that is text or a small illustration that appears on each page but is separated from the main body of text. This could be page numbers, chapter numbers, the title, the authors name, etc.

[Joe315]

Makes sense. Ill have to take a closer look at the book.

[bookworm 1]

Of course a full color header means a totally different thing in an Ed Lee book.

[Joe315]

HHhH by Laurent Binet. This is historical fiction about the assassination of Nazi Leader Reinhard Heydrich.



I like what they did with the title on the text block.

[Martin]

Intriguing book.

[srboone]

Different. I like it.

[Teriw]

I agree, definitely different

[bookworm 1]

differerent but in a good way.Nice book.

[Joe315]

Ive been trying to expand the genres I read. I was reading mainly thrillers and that got to be a bit repetitive. I've started to read some sci fi, some general fiction (literature). I've read some books that could be considered horror because of the subject matter (vampires, zombies, etc) but I wouldn't have defined them that way. This story sounded interesting even though I don't usually read historic fiction.