TerryE's Collection

[Grant Wootton]

Argh !!! Terry, post more quickly - someone's gonna have to wipe up that slobber before it reaches tidal proportions

[TerryE]

I will not be held responsible for Squire (aka Hooch)'s spit problems.

"What...did you swallow a shoe?"

[TerryE]

Here are a few things that haven't been put away yet. First is Subterranean 2. Purchased for the Joe Hill connection. Got a nice low number on this one, as opposed to what I usually get.

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[TerryE]

Next is CD's own Big Book of Necon. This will be filed with the Gaiman stuff. But lots of other great sigs here. I just wish they could have gotten King to sign this one.

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[Dan Hocker]

Next is CD's own Big Book of Necon. This will be filed with the Gaiman stuff. But lots of other great sigs here. I just wish they could have gotten King to sign this one.

We tried Terry! But sadly we could only convince him to sign enough for the Artist and Lettered editions.

[TerryE]

Next is Earthling's "The Very Best of Best New Horror". I was a little disappointed that it was reprint material, but what great reprint material. And the contributors can't be beat.

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[TerryE]

And here's (as Grant calls it) the Money Shot. If you haven't noticed, I'm not the kind to use profanities, but this is one Hell of a signature page!!!

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Six of my favorite writers, and 5 for which I have s/l collections. The only one missing is Bradbury.

[TerryE]

I thought a lot of you guys had this one, but I don't remember seeing many pictures. This is the unsigned artist version of "Knowing Darkness, Artists Inspired by Stephen King" which I was able to pick up on a scratch & dent sale for a great price, then saw no flaws to it when I received it. Happy me. The last picture has the UK version of 11/22/63 just to show how big this sucker really is. (It's larger than a world atlas that I have shelved nearby)

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I also love that they used 2 of my favorite covers (and both from The Stand)

[TerryE]

And finally, for today, the McSweeney's tribute to newspapers, with King's article about the 2009 World Series as a special insert to the Sports Section.

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[srboone]

Great additions, Terry! I'm close to pulling the trigger on The very Best of "Best of New Horror". And thanks for the pics of Knowing Darkness!

[TerryE]

I was hesitant at first, but could not pass on King, Gaiman, Hill, Straub, and Barker too! Good luck on finding a copy.

[TerryE]

Here's a couple shots of the overcrowded Ray Bradbury shelf. On the outside are mostly trade versions, including the wonderful "The Stories of Ray Bradbury". I don't know how many times I checked this one out of the library before I bought myself a copy.

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[TerryE]

And here are the limiteds and some more trades.

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[TerryE]

The s/l Masques V from Gauntlet. No Bradbury signature, but he's in the book, and it does have a Clive Barker sig. Also a wonderful low number on this.

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[TerryE]

Gauntlet's version of The Halloween Tree, including the chapbook (shown with the endpapers w/ Bradbury artwork).

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