Books for sale.
Not much to offer, but I do have a few that I'm willing to part with at the moment.
First, Conversation Hearts by John Crowley. Printed by Subterranean Press, 2008.
I know we have a few fans of his here. This is the numbered Subterranean printing. It is number 54 of 250. Fine in a fine dust jacket; signed by the author. I see copies of this going for between 50 and 60 dollars, so I'm going to offer it for 40.
Second, Black Glass by John Shirley. Printed by Elder Signs Press, 2008.
The so called "lost cyberpunk novel." This is one of only 50 hardcover copies printed, number 38. Fine in a fine dust jacket; signed by the author. I see this going for 50 dollars starting price, so, again, I'll offer this for 40 dollars.
Third and last, Walpuski's Typewriter by Frank Darabont. Cemetery Dance Publications, 2005.
This is a special one: one of the 52 lettered editions printed. It is UU, fine in a fine dust jacket and fine tray case. Signed by both the author as well as illustrator Bernie Wrightson. There are copies of this sucker going for at minimum, 240 dollars. While it may be worth that much, I doubt I'll ever get that for it, so I'm setting the starting price for this at, let's say, 150 dollars. I may be amenable to lowering the price depending on what the offer is.
That's all I've got in that regard. If anyone in here (or lurkers) are interested, send me a private message.
On a sadder note, Edd Cartier died last year and I didn't even notice until recently.
First, Conversation Hearts by John Crowley. Printed by Subterranean Press, 2008.
I know we have a few fans of his here. This is the numbered Subterranean printing. It is number 54 of 250. Fine in a fine dust jacket; signed by the author. I see copies of this going for between 50 and 60 dollars, so I'm going to offer it for 40.
Second, Black Glass by John Shirley. Printed by Elder Signs Press, 2008.
The so called "lost cyberpunk novel." This is one of only 50 hardcover copies printed, number 38. Fine in a fine dust jacket; signed by the author. I see this going for 50 dollars starting price, so, again, I'll offer this for 40 dollars.
Third and last, Walpuski's Typewriter by Frank Darabont. Cemetery Dance Publications, 2005.
This is a special one: one of the 52 lettered editions printed. It is UU, fine in a fine dust jacket and fine tray case. Signed by both the author as well as illustrator Bernie Wrightson. There are copies of this sucker going for at minimum, 240 dollars. While it may be worth that much, I doubt I'll ever get that for it, so I'm setting the starting price for this at, let's say, 150 dollars. I may be amenable to lowering the price depending on what the offer is.
That's all I've got in that regard. If anyone in here (or lurkers) are interested, send me a private message.
On a sadder note, Edd Cartier died last year and I didn't even notice until recently.