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  • Sock Monkey
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.
    Happy thanksgiving!

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  • Ben Staad
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    Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by saginawhorror View Post

    It arrived yesterday and has both Sig Sheets. It's number 125. Got it for $140 plus shipping. Seemed to be a pretty good deal.
    Glad you got the good/complete one — and, holy smokes, that’s an absolutely incredible deal…congrats!

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  • saginawhorror
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post

    Congrats...but have you received the book yet to confirm? I only ask because there are two versions of that volume...due to a sig sheet issue, around half (third?) of the run has only one sig sheet (instead of the standard two) and that included sig sheet does not have King's signature (it's the other sheet), and some sellers are not careful (or knowledgeable) enough to check. As such, the one-page sig sheet edition goes for less than the two-page sig sheet edition...so if it was "fairly cheap" then it may be the one-sheet edition that does not include King's sig. All that said, I love that book...I wore out the tpb version I had, so had to get the S/L HC. (mine has the two sig sheets, btw).
    It arrived yesterday and has both Sig Sheets. It's number 125. Got it for $140 plus shipping. Seemed to be a pretty good deal.

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  • RonClinton
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    Originally posted by saginawhorror View Post
    At last I finally managed to claim a Stephen King signature. It was the most I ever spent on a book but still fairly cheap. I got dark dreamers Underwood Miller edition.
    Congrats...but have you received the book yet to confirm? I only ask because there are two versions of that volume...due to a sig sheet issue, around half (third?) of the run has only one sig sheet (instead of the standard two) and that included sig sheet does not have King's signature (it's the other sheet), and some sellers are not careful (or knowledgeable) enough to check. As such, the one-page sig sheet edition goes for less than the two-page sig sheet edition...so if it was "fairly cheap" then it may be the one-sheet edition that does not include King's sig. All that said, I love that book...I wore out the tpb version I had, so had to get the S/L HC. (mine has the two sig sheets, btw).

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  • Ben Staad
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    Congrats! That is fantastic.

    Originally posted by saginawhorror View Post
    At last I finally managed to claim a Stephen King signature. It was the most I ever spent on a book but still fairly cheap. I got dark dreamers Underwood Miller edition.

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  • saginawhorror
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    At last I finally managed to claim a Stephen King signature. It was the most I ever spent on a book but still fairly cheap. I got dark dreamers Underwood Miller edition.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Received the Halloween Card from Deena yesterday. As always it's a treat to receive one of these.

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  • RonClinton
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    Looks like a fun event, glad you had a good time.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Cool. I like Keene and would have enjoyed hearing from him. Hope you had a great time and congrats on the signatures.

    Originally posted by mhatchett View Post
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    Went to a book signing/panel discussion at B&N tonight in Richmond. Got to meet Richard Chizmar and Brian Keene. They were both really nice. Richard signed my copy of October Country and Brian signed the Science Fiction Book Club edition of Lehorn's Hollow. It was a good time.

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  • mhatchett
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    Brian Keene & Co.a.jpg
    Went to a book signing/panel discussion at B&N tonight in Richmond. Got to meet Richard Chizmar and Brian Keene. They were both really nice. Richard signed my copy of October Dreams and Brian signed the Science Fiction Book Club edition of Lehorn's Hollow. It was a good time.
    Last edited by mhatchett; 11-05-2022, 10:42 AM.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Sadly in my area there are no book store runs to be had. We do have a few large chain stores but it's a wasteland for used books.


    Originally posted by mhatchett View Post

    Ben, I know at some point I'll be visiting some friends in Florida, maybe we can get together for a book store run!

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  • mhatchett
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Congratulations! What a wonderful moment for you. I wish you the best moving forward and hope you have many years forging a new path.
    Ben, I know at some point I'll be visiting some friends in Florida, maybe we can get together for a book store run!

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  • mhatchett
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    Originally posted by mulleins View Post
    Congratulations on your retirement. Today, you started a new chapter with a blank page. Question is, what story will you write on that page?

    Mulleins
    One chapter is going to the Scares that Cares Writers Boot Camp. Adventure is my business LOL!!!

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  • mhatchett
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    Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
    Hey, congratulations, Mike -- that's great news...hope you have a long, healthy, and happy retirement, and are able to find lots of time to read (but don't forget to have adventures *off* the page, too!).
    Actually Ron, I'm hoping to meet some of my friends from the forum in my travels. We'll be headed out to Seattle for Thanksgiving so maybe I can meet anybody out that way for coffee!

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