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Post by jwar on Sept 4, 2011 9:38:12 GMT -6
Hey guys! Long time no chat! I am looking to move a few books that are just sitting on my shelf (like they'd be anywhere else). Not really hurting for money, but could use some...that's for sure. Anyway, I have the following books for sale. All prices Shipped CONUS with confirmation and insurance. International shipping is extra, but I will definitely ship international. No problem. For faster response, please email me at thorockmorton@yahoo.com Thanks for looking! Tequila Sunrise Lettered Edition by Brian Keene-$500 This book was purchased in a silent auction to help a young man in need. I donated $1,200 to the cause and in return received this and about 6 other books. Brian is a great guy (just had to throw that in there). It has been personalized to me, but I believe that because of the nature of why this book was given to me, it increases the value. I'm also open to best offers if the price seems unfair. These things range in price sometimes.     Slime After Slime Delirium by Mark McLaughlin-$100 This one came from Brian's personal collection. Great condition and hard to find.   Benjamin's Parasite Lettered Edition Delirium-$150 Great book, mint condition, great price   Haunter of the Threshold by Edward Lee Limited-$150      |
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Post by jwar on Sept 4, 2011 10:24:46 GMT -6
I also have a bunch of Edward Lee and various other titles I'd be willing to part with. I'll get a full list in a bit.
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Post by jwar on Sept 7, 2011 17:31:55 GMT -6
You guys going to buy my shit or what?  |
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Post by jwar on Sept 11, 2011 9:28:00 GMT -6
Wow...I really thought I'd at least have some questions or something of that nature. I know these are expensive and all, but I do have other books. Should I list the others? The economy has taken a toll on people I suppose. I would list them on the Keenedom but found out that the sites no longer in use.  |
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Post by jackstaynes on Sept 20, 2011 5:38:21 GMT -6
Hey fella, don't feel down about it. Folkses don't know which way is up right now. I checked your shit out and that's a great price on Haunter, if I didn't have two already I'd snap it up. I'm also finding that folks are more interested in picking up the new shit rather than spending dough on the older more vintage books to beef up their collection... the worms turning right now fella, but that worm keeps spinning round and round and I'm sure someday soon it will be staring right back at you.
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Post by jwar on Sept 20, 2011 8:02:46 GMT -6
Hey fella, don't feel down about it. Folkses don't know which way is up right now. I checked your shit out and that's a great price on Haunter, if I didn't have two already I'd snap it up. I'm also finding that folks are more interested in picking up the new shit rather than spending dough on the older more vintage books to beef up their collection... the worms turning right now fella, but that worm keeps spinning round and round and I'm sure someday soon it will be staring right back at you. lol I hope you're right Jack. It seems like people don't want to buy anything lately. Money must be as tight for them as it is for me.  |
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Post by geneoneill on Sept 20, 2011 11:49:04 GMT -6
As a writer I know I'm not alone saying book-selling-times are tough.
A s/l hardback and the lettered sold out quickly for me a few books back.
Now, DEATHFLASH or NOT FADE AWAY are still not quite sold out. And
both are pretty good books, NFA maybe my best to date. I think sales
even for relatively inexpensive paperbacks are fairly sluggish. I expected
a better pre-order for both RUSTING CHICKENS and DOUBLEJACK. If it
weren't for digital sales specialty press writers would be in deep do-do.
This is all from my point of view. And I'm not complaining just stating
the truth.
Gene
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Post by mrtawkytawny2 on Sept 20, 2011 22:27:49 GMT -6
Hey fella, don't feel down about it. Folkses don't know which way is up right now. I checked your shit out and that's a great price on Haunter, if I didn't have two already I'd snap it up. I'm also finding that folks are more interested in picking up the new shit rather than spending dough on the older more vintage books to beef up their collection... the worms turning right now fella, but that worm keeps spinning round and round and I'm sure someday soon it will be staring right back at you. lol I hope you're right Jack. It seems like people don't want to buy anything lately. Money must be as tight for them as it is for me. Right now I don't have a vehicle. My car was declared a loss after an accident last month. I was inside the car when this happened, but I'm okay. I'm currently car hunting and looking at three different vehicles. The week after the car accident my laptop which I'd had for 6-7 years finally decided to try dying on me. I was expecting this to happen eventually so I just purchased a new laptop. Toshiba Gazelle recycles laptops so it was nice to get some money for the old laptop. Now I'm just waiting to get a rebate associated with the purchase of the new laptop. I'd like to preorder a Demon hardcover-Than I noticed the price is $63.00-Ow! I'll have to think more about ordering Demon. Steve |
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Post by jwar on Sept 23, 2011 9:41:25 GMT -6
So do you guys have any suggestions on where to move these? I've looked at Ebay and it's ridiculous...hate it in fact. Thought about Craigslist, but meh as well. I've listed on Shocklines and got nothing...any other places I could list books? Not really desperate or anything here, but it would be nice to have a little cash. |
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Post by jwar on Sept 24, 2011 10:46:13 GMT -6
Full list!
Clive Barker-
The Adventures of Mr. Maximilian Bacchus
Nexus:Ascenison
Burnt out Priests, Rabbis and Ministries
Prodigal Blues
As Fate Would Have It
The Face that Must Die Michale Louis Calvillo
Afterlife Douglass Clegg
Santa Steps Out Robert Devereaux
The 13th John Everson
Shackled Ray Garton
1000 Nettle Folds, Hunting Zoe, Injustice, Love Lies Dying, The Nocturne Steve Gerlach
Blood in Electric Blue, Catching Hell, Clickers III, Judas Goat, The Living and the Ded, Long After Dark Greg Gifune
The Cage Andrew Harper
The Oz Suite, Visions Through a Shattered Lens Gerard Houarner
Prototype Brian Hodge
Dread in the Beast Charlee Jacob
Midnight Grinding Ronald Kelly
Kill Whitey, The Rising (book club edition), The Rising Selected Scenes, Terminal the Play Brian Keene
Only Child Jack Ketchum
By Bizarre Hands, The Boar Joe Lansdale
Flesh Richard Laymon
Last Exit for the Lost Tim Lebbon
The Bighead (Overlook), Creekers, Dahmer's Not Dead, Family Tradition, Flesh Gothic, Going Monstering, Golemesque, Header 2, Infernally Yours, Pages Torn from a Travel Journal, The Pig/The House, Trolley No. 1825 Edward Lee
Dreams in Black and White John Little
God's End, Innocents Lost Michael McBride
At the Foothills of Frenzy
Slime After Slime Mark McLaughlin
Deeper, Harvest Moon James A Moore
The Damned William Ollie
Valley of the Dead Kim Paffenroth
Market Adjustment Andersen Prunty
Bad Magick Steve Shrewsbury & Nate Southard
The Long Last Call John Skipp
Maneater Guy N. Smith
Empty Mile Matthew Stokoe
The Sinister Mr. Corpse Jeff Strand
Thought Forms Jeffery Thomas
Cross Country Tim Waggoner
Hero, His Pain, Orgy of Souls, The Resurrectionist, Yaccub's Curse Wrath James White
The World More Full of Weeping
Major Karnage
Slob Centipede Press
Strange Magic Lettered Dark Regions
Coven Lettered Necro
Tequila Sunrise Lettered Bloodletting
Benjamin's Parasite Lettered Delirium
Haunter of the Threshold Limited Infernal House
Arcane Wisdom Titles
Moon Child Aleister Crowley
Ouroboros Michael Kelly & Carol Weekes
The Great God Pan Arthur Machen
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