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TheCollector wrote:

jhanic wrote:I just received my signed edition of the US Bazaar of Bad Dreams.

John

The Overlook connection one?

Nope. I refuse to deal with them. I got mine from Matt (Lot Guy).

John

I mean who released a signed edition of Bazaar? The Overlook connection is the only one I could find (Signed by Chadbourne)

TheCollector wrote:I mean who released a signed edition of Bazaar? The Overlook connection is the only one I could find (Signed by Chadbourne)

The SK signature on the one I got was obtained by the seller. There have been NO official signings for this book by King, making signed copies very scarce. (I'm excepting the one copy offered on the SKMB via eBay to help one of their members who is having problems.)

John

jhanic wrote:

TheCollector wrote:I mean who released a signed edition of Bazaar? The Overlook connection is the only one I could find (Signed by Chadbourne)

The SK signature on the one I got was obtained by the seller. There have been NO official signings for this book by King, making signed copies very scarce. (I'm excepting the one copy offered on the SKMB via eBay to help one of their members who is having problems.)

John

Okay that makes complete sense. I thought for a minute that I can lost control of all my mental faculties and somehow forgotten about an announced signed edition, thanks John

TheCollector wrote: Okay that makes complete sense. I thought for a minute that I can lost control of all my mental faculties and somehow forgotten about an announced signed edition, thanks John

The only official signed limited books of the last 3 years are the PS Publishing Lettered ones.

Carrie (2014), Thinner (2015) and Skeleton Crew (2016).

That's actually a good point to reflect on.

Anyone have any inside info or speculation about why PS has been successful in getting King to sign their lettered editions and no other publisher has been able to get him involved in a project?

It might have something to with there only being 26 for him to sign (plus 4 in case of problems)

Other small press always have 52 copies plus (as many as 50?) PC copies.

jimimck wrote:That's actually a good point to reflect on.

Anyone have any inside info or speculation about why PS has been successful in getting King to sign their lettered editions and no other publisher has been able to get him involved in a project?

Bromance

I've finally able to get a copy!



John

My latest:



It contains "Beautiful" by King, which is a three-paragraph non-fiction work regarding his "crush" on Kim Novak.

John