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Very nice, I missed the HC copy of House of Leaves, very nice! I also love the Robert E. Howard collection. Quite probably my favourite all time author.
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Originally posted by T-Dogz_AK47 View PostAn excellent collection of books! Your leather bound copy of The Lord of the Rings is particularly special. Any chance of you taking some individual pictures of this book?
Front and back covers are the same.
The spine.
Title page.
It's printed in two colors throughout.
It has a map of Middle Earth in the back (glued to the back board, unfortunately).
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An excellent collection of books! Your leather bound copy of The Lord of the Rings is particularly special. Any chance of you taking some individual pictures of this book?
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Overloaded bookshelf incoming!
My (few) CD titles.
Urban fantasy shelf. Broken Homes and The Dirty Streets of Heaven are signed.
One copy of Wise Man's Fear is signed, and the three Chris Evans books are inscribed to me via author's bookplates.
The bottom shelf, which has a bunch of BCE and misc. titles stacked in front of the good stuff.
Behind the stacks. All of the Sanderson title except The Alloy of Law are signed, with The Way of Kings also being signed by the interior and map artists. Two of the Connolly books are signed.
Urban fantasy paperbacks.
The bookends from the first photo. Damned Nation is inscribed to me by one of the editors. The two jacketless books are Gods in Darkness and Midnight Sun by Karl Edward Wagner (BCE editions). I don't think the magazines need explanation on this forum .
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Again, my apologies for the crooked pictures.
Nothing special about these. The TPBs serving as bookends are laid out below.
Jim Butcher Shelf 1. All of the hardcovers are signed. Technically pictured but impossible to see are Backup by Jim Butcher and illustrated by Mike Mignola (signed by both), and The Kosher Guide to Imaginary Animals by the Vandermeers (inscribed to me).
Jim Butcher Shelf 2. All the Alera books are signed, as are the SubPress books (obviously). The UK edition of Emperor of Thorns is the S/N edition from Goldsboro books. Mysteriously cut out of the picture is Scourge of the Betrayer by Jeff Salyards.
The Wheel of Time. The first two Sanderson volumes are signed.
Leatherbound LOTR, my first copy of The Hobbit, given to me by a friend of my dad's, and a signed paperback copy of The World and Thorinn.
The TPBs from the first photo.
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Another collection thread to drool over! Thnak you very much. And I'll echo the thoughts about papberbacks! Most times, that's how collections start and there a lot of collectible pbs out there. I've got a lot in my thread.
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Originally posted by Martin View PostYou may want to ask the publisher. There is a good possibility that he signed the tip in sheets prior to his passing. CD just shipped a signed Rick Hautala novel and unfortunatly he passed away prior to its release.
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You may want to ask the publisher. There is a good possibility that he signed the tip in sheets prior to his passing. CD just shipped a signed Rick Hautala novel and unfortunatly he passed away prior to its release.Originally posted by slayn666 View PostMore!
The Bob Leman collection is signed, but I don't know if it's actually Bob's signature as he passed away not very long after that book was published. I've tried to find an image of his signature on the internet but have had no luck.
Some DRP titles and others.
The two Scott Thomas books that are hard to make out are Quill & Candle and Urn & Willow. Another set of Allyson Bird books from DRP; the TPBs in the previous post were sent instead of the hardcovers in this one; the DRP guys told me to just keep the TPBs.
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Great collection. And what Martin says is true. We love paperback books as well as limited edition books. We are book lovers.
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