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  • Brian861
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    VQR magazine with the original King story Cookie Jar.

    VQR 1.jpgVQR 2.jpg

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  • RonClinton
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    I just wish the story had matched the beautiful art and production.

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  • Brian861
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    I thought so too. One could get lost in her eyes

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  • Theli
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    What a beautifully illustrated chapbook!

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  • Brian861
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    WN-The Winter Tree Chap 7.jpgWN-The Winter Tree Chap 8.jpg
    WN-The Winter Tree Chap 9.jpg

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  • Brian861
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    The latest White Noise Chap:

    WN-The Winter Tree Chap 1.jpgWN-The Winter Tree Chap 2.jpg
    WN-The Winter Tree Chap 3.jpgWN-The Winter Tree Chap 4.jpg
    WN-The Winter Tree Chap 5.jpgWN-The Winter Tree Chap 6.jpg

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  • Brian861
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    Latest slipcases from Jeff:

    SK Slipcases Example 12.jpg

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  • Brian861
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    Originally posted by Martin View Post
    When you read it the story the re-marque relates to is very obvious.
    Reference the Bad Little Kid Remarque: One of the most disturbing stories I've read in along time! The hair was standing up on the back of my neck once I was done. Wow!

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  • Brian861
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    Originally posted by slayn666 View Post
    Ah, but now we've planted the seed, and it will gnaw at you!

    One of us, one of us!
    LOL, probably.

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  • slayn666
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    Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
    Just not that big of a deal to me personally I reckon.
    Ah, but now we've planted the seed, and it will gnaw at you!

    One of us, one of us!

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  • Brian861
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    Just not that big of a deal to me personally I reckon.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
    Maybe the limitation page is tipped in after the author has signed?
    My guess is no, if only because the time between Joe's appearance in UK and shipment was too short to account for the binding that had to be done (unless they have one heckuva proficient binder).

    I agree, though -- I had assumed Joe would be signing on the limitation page, and it was unfortunate to see that was not the case.

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  • slayn666
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    I'm sure there's a perfectly valid reason, but that doesn't mean it isn't irritating .

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  • Brian861
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    Maybe the limitation page is tipped in after the author has signed?

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  • slayn666
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    I get vaguely irritated when the authors don't sign on the page with the limitation. Joe Abercrombie's Goldsboro limiteds are like that, too.

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