Martin's Collection

[Martin]

My understanding is that lifetime subscribers got the swag on auto. Then the first 25 in the pre-sale. And the first 25 in the general public window. At least that's how it was for Hill House and I scored the planchette for that numbered. Hey, maybe I'll get number 184 in the non-King track and we can call ourselves Yin-Yang the Suntup gang!

Consider it!

I had not heard the 25/25 thing. That actually makes more sense.

[bookworm 1]

Wow, my memory is really shot. I do not recall CD getting copies of this edition. Did they only get the Artist Gift Edition or were they able to offer a few Limited Editions?

Only the Artist Edition. It was offered to cdcc and then was gone really quick. The one time I took an early lunch and got lucky. That is a beautiful book . Congratulations.

[Martin]

Only the Artist Edition. It was offered to cdcc and then was gone really quick. The one time I took an early lunch and got lucky. That is a beautiful book . Congratulations.

Thanks, Glad you were able to grab one.

[subie09lega]

Thanks, Glad you were able to grab one.

That really is a beautiful edition. Now I regret not getting an AE. I don't remember how many times I went to the site and had it ready to check out and talked myself out of it. Misery was the first King book I bought in HC when it was published. I pre-ordered it at the local Waldenbooks when I was 14 and was so excited to get it.

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[Martin]

That really is a beautiful edition. Now I regret not getting an AE. I don't remember how many times I went to the site and had it ready to check out and talked myself out of it. Misery was the first King book I bought in HC when it was published. I pre-ordered it at the local Waldenbooks when I was 14 and was so excited to get it.

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It was the first King Hardbound book I bought.

[Martin]

I am way behind on posts but had the time to snap a few photos of some recent additions.

I will start with the Horns ARC from Suntup. I was able to win this on the post card drawing Paul, not sure how I beat out Jeffingoff with the roll he has been on but I am happy to add this to my collection:
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[Martin]

Horns also contains a new introduction from Mr. Hill and two limitation statements. The second appears to be the one Paul went with.
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[Martin]

Received this gem from a trade here and man it is a beauty.

Edward Lee's Trolley No. 1852:
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[Martin]

Lonely Road Books "William Peter Blatty’s Lost Screenplay Collection"

Trust me when I say the photo's do not do this edition justice:
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[Martin]

More from "William Peter Blatty’s Lost Screenplay Collection"
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[Martin]

Another Lonely Road Books edition, Gwendy's Button Box by Richard Chizmar and Stephen King:
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[Martin]

A few more of Gwendy:
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[Martin]

Here is a recent ARC grab bag from Cemetery Dance:
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[bookworm 1]

Very nice adds. I'm reads This Dark Chest of Wonders now. 61 pages in and kind of on the fence with it.

[Brian861]

Very nice stuff, Martin! Trolley No. 1852 looks exceptionally cool.