srboone's collection

[srboone]

Then an autographed copy (no tip-in sheets)

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I honestly don't know which Bush signed this. Their sigs look a lot alike. I'm still trying to find out.

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The frontispiece--painted by 43.

[srboone]

And finally, two copies of Revival.

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I still have tracers.....

[Sock Monkey]

Very cool adds. Congrats.

[bookworm 1]

nice....but why 2 copies of Revival? I mean it was good but ... never miss d I know it's a book thing.. I would be curious to do d out who signed that book. My guess is it was the so. Since he wrote it.

[slayn666]

nice....but why 2 copies of Revival? I mean it was good but ... never miss d I know it's a book thing.. I would be curious to do d out who signed that book. My guess is it was the so. Since he wrote it.

They have (very slightly) different dust jackets; I'm not sure if the interior text has a similar difference.

[bookworm 1]

I must be getting old eyes. I can't see a difference.

[slayn666]

I must be getting old eyes. I can't see a difference.

The eighth line of white text; one DJ says "Barnes & Noble" while the other says "bookstore."

[Merlin1958]

Great stuff!!!! I especially love the art!!!

[srboone]

These books are being sold on various sights as "signed by President George W. Bush." So, I guess it's signed by the author AND artist!

[bookworm 1]

And he o my had to sign it once..

[srboone]

Another Easton Press book I've added to my collection: The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco

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#5 on my favorite books list.

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Frontispiece. No artist atribution in the book, but I contacted EP and they sad it was Larry Schwinger. His work was on the cover of the original US paperback of The Belgariad series by David Eddings and the US HC of Belgareth the Sorcerer. He is also a children's book illustator.

[srboone]

And some CD books I've recently recieved:

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[bookworm 1]

That's a nice looking copy of The Name of the Rose. Tried reading that before . Couldn't get into it. One of those I need to try to read again.

[srboone]

In his Postscript, Eco says the first 100 pages are purposefully difficult to get through. Kind of like taking on the monastic lifestyle. It's tough at first, not many people make through, but utlimately rewarding. Which made him tremendously satisfied when his book became an international bestseller.

[TJCams]

Fantastic looking Easton book!!!!! I too have thought about trying to track down a copy of that title one day.

The 2 CD books are nice looking too. I had Language of Fear on order, but cancelled it for another title, after hearing many mixed reviews.