That's awesome! Any Bachman book possible would be great, especially published by Centipede Press.
TheCollector wrote: ↑Tue Dec 13, 2022 10:11 am
I asked Jerad yesterday in a general way if The Long Walk was the only Bachman book on the docket or if more were coming. He said "This is the only Bachman I have planned, but I would love to do another one!"
yep, no mailing list - but for some reason the artist editions sold out immediately - someone knew I guess.
Well, the trade version - is still only 1400 copies...that's pretty rare, too. Wait 10 years and it might appreciate like the Salem's Lot big Book they made : )
As those of us who weren't in time to order the slipcased edition start receiving our copies of the trade edition, I bet there will be a demand for a slipcase.
Got my copy, posting a few photos. I was only able to get an artist edition.
I think it's got an old school vibe to it, which I really like and I think the artwork goes really well with the book. Here's some photos, EDIT, probably should have put the photos into the "what I received today thread", but you might be interested in the last part of the post.
I asked Jerad if he's OK with me doing an after market case, (he is) so I'll put a poll out in the March 1 newsletter to gauge interest.
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jwilkinson404 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 2:17 pm
As those of us who weren't in time to order the slipcased edition start receiving our copies of the trade edition, I bet there will be a demand for a slipcase.
*cough* Tomas *cough* wink wink, nudge nudge
It's likely that the signed version will be a bigger and more elaborate production than the trade edition besides just the addition of the slipcase. I'm sure we will see them soon as people starts to receive them.
