Showcase your SK collectibles!

[JackTheLad]

Ugh! I probably should never have opened this thread. I am now suffering collection envy!
I am absolutely awe struck at the depth of some of these fantastic collections!

Clint

[jhanic]

My latest:

Stephen Dobyns Burn Palace with review by King pasted inside the front cover:



The Illustrated SK Trivia Book Revised Edition:



John

[TheCollector]

Nice John, nice.

Have you ready Burn Palace? Is it any good?

[jhanic]

It's second or third on my reading list. I'm almost finished with McCammon's The Providence Rider, then I'm going to read Cronin's The Twelve. Then comes The Burn Palace.

John

[TheCollector]

Let us know. I'm in the middle of Fahrenheit 451. One of those classics that I just never got around to until now. The ideas apply even today, although I find the language a bit out dated (if that makes sense)

[jhanic]

Here are some pictures of my Drawing of the Three F&G:

Front cover:



Endpapers:



Title page:



Last page:



One of the two pictures included in the F&G:



John

[jhanic]

Have you ready Burn Palace? Is it any good?

It's pretty good. There is a bit of supernatural in it, but mostly it's a police procedural/thriller novel. I enjoyed it.

John

[TheCollector]

John, I'm probably spacing due to back-to-back 5 hour sleep nights, but what's " F&G " stand for? I see it's a proof of some kind but I just can't put any words that make sense with those lettters

Field
Guide

[jhanic]

John, I'm probably spacing due to back-to-back 5 hour sleep nights, but what's " F&G " stand for? I see it's a proof of some kind but I just can't put any words that make sense with those lettters

Field
Guide

Folded and gathered. It's a set of book signatures before they are bound. Many of the specialty publishers produce a few of these to make sure everything is okay before they go to the bindery.

John

[TheCollector]

I wasn't aware Grant did those, man learn something new every day - even after all these years. That's nice.