Suggestions for CD limited editions

[frik51]

And from the forum response, you already have a large crossover audience for Donaldson. I think more than any other fantasist.

Right!!
I really hope something will come of this!!

sk

[Xiabei]

Donaldson is awesome.

I'd definitely be up for some Richard Kadrey stuff too.

[calason]

Orson Scott Card or maybe Limited editions of David Gerrolds War Against the Chtorr if he even finishes this series of books.

I second the Orson Scott Card. Maybe some of the older Ray Garton, that to my knowledge have only been available in paperback. Donaldson is always good! I don't care what anyone says, I love the fantasy/D & D writing of R.A. Salvatore and nice limited editions of his work would be awesome! One of my all time favorite books is The Earth Abides by George R Stewart, That one would be number one on my list!

[RJK1981]

I'd also love to see some Limited Editions from Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman

[calason]

I'd also love to see some Limited Editions from Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman

YES!! I have the leather bound Dragonlance Chronicles signed by Margeret Weiss. It only had a limited print run, so I guess it's limited in that sense. But really nice editions would be pretty awesome.

[Xiabei]

Yeah! DragonLance would be awesome.

[Sock Monkey]

Here are a couple more books I'd love to see CD give the signed limited treatment:

Peter Straub:
The Blue Rose trilogy
Ghost Story (posted this one before, but I'm just sayin...)

Michael Aronovitz:
Seven Deadly Pleasures

Michael Marshall Smith:
The Straw Men trilogy, or anything else for that matter.

Ira Levin:
Rosemary's Baby

TED Klein:
The Ceremonies

Mike Carey:
The Girl With All The Gifts (haven't read it yet, but Carey is awesome and would love a signed limited)

[TJCams]

Here is a couple suggestions I think would work.....

Subterranean - James Rollins This has a Jurassic Park mixed with Indiana Jones feel to it. And is NOT part of the Sigma Force series, but CD is doing Relic (Pendergast series), so why not??

Would also love to see some Clive Barker - Hellbound Heart is a shorter type story with a legendary following

Richard Matheson - Hell House

Can't go wrong with Dan Simmons - loved The Terror, plus he has Carrion Comfort, Song of Kali, etc.

Would love to see CD branch out into sci-fi a bit too. Maybe William Gibson, classic PK Dick, Iain Banks.....

[frik51]

Yes, Science Fiction: The Gap - again, by Stephen Donaldson.
(5-part series)

sk

[bsaenz24]

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[Theli]

So when's the CD edition of the Twilight saga being released?

[TJCams]

So when's the CD edition of the Twilight saga being released?

Ughh..... Never would be the answer I hope for!

[Theli]

Damn, and I had my money all saved up for matching lettered traycases!

[bugen]

Has it gotten so bad I'm not able to mention Hubbard? Don't want to be thrown out, but I've always had a soft spot for the Mission Earth series (ouch! quit it! ouch! dodge! parry! ouch! ouch! roll-to-side! ouch!)

[slayn666]

Has it gotten so bad I'm not able to mention Hubbard? Don't want to be thrown out, but I've always had a soft spot for the Mission Earth series (ouch! quit it! ouch! dodge! parry! ouch! ouch! roll-to-side! ouch!)

Nothing wrong with mentioning Hubbard since others have mentioned Card and Simmons, who come with their own hangups. Though I imagine landing a deal for any of his (Hubbard's) works would be a nightmare since you'd be dealing with the insanity of his estate and his church.

If we're listing sci-fi, I'd love to see LEs of Hannu Rajaniemi's novels.