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Dogooder - Auskar - 11-07-2006
I am feeling dumb today, because I really don't know what they are selling. This is what it says on ebay.
Do Gooder, by F Paul Wilson.
Illustrated by Allen Avery
Only 200 copies printed for sale
US First Edition, Signed Limited Edition Lavendier Books 2006
A 14 by 20 inch Letterpress Broadside printed on Acid Free Cotton Somerset Velvet Cover, signed by Author F Paul Wilson & Artist Allen Avery, a 500+ word Original short Repairman Jack story nicely illustrated by a woodcut print and limited to 200 numbered copies.
This is the Second in a projected series of six letterpress broadsides Lavendier Books are printing in the Crime/Thriller Genre, Bill Pronzini prints are still available, Jack Ketchum is lined up for the next Broadside in the series, short pieces of fiction finely printed on acid free stock & illustrated with woodcut prints, Lock in your number on the first broadside(Pronzini) and we guarantee the same number for all six broadsides at each installments list price(up to number 100).
This is a dutch auction of 20 Broadsides, first buy gets the lowest number offered which is number 102, buy 3 or more & receive free domestic priority shipping, large volume discounts available. This auction is for stand alone numbers only, it will not lock you in for the same number on the other broadsides in the series.
Dogooder - ccosborne3 - 11-07-2006
I'm not sure either.
But I bought one.
It would irk me to think that there is an RJ that I haven't read.
Dogooder - fpw - 11-07-2006
[SIZE="3"]This fellow hit me up at NECon to do a Jack short-short for a broadside. [/SIZE]
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadside_%28printing%29)
[SIZE="3"] Since I'd never been involved with anything like that before, I did a piece for him. It's the type of thing -- illustrated with a woodcut and all -- that's designed to be framed. It's a very small edition of a very small story. For completist nuts only. (That's not a pejorative -- I used to be one myself.)[/SIZE]
Dogooder - Scott Hajek - 11-07-2006
fpw Wrote:For completist nuts only. (That's not a pejorative -- I used to be one myself.)
It's killing me with internal debate on this one. Being a completist nut, I want one. Trying to be more responsible with the family finances, I'm reluctant.
Will this story likely be reprinted? Or could this be the only time the story sees print?
Dogooder - fpw - 11-07-2006
Scott Hajek Wrote:It's killing me with internal debate on this one. Being a completist nut, I want one. Trying to be more responsible with the family finances, I'm reluctant.
Will this story likely be reprinted? Or could this be the only time the story sees print?
[SIZE="3"]I doubt I'll have a 4th short story collection, so a reprint is unlikely. I may incorporate it into a future novel but I can't promise.[/SIZE]
Dogooder - Sourdoughs - 11-07-2006
fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"] ... For completist nuts only. (That's not a pejorative -- I used to be one myself.)[/SIZE]
Wup, that's my calling! I'm off to buy it now.
"Hello, my name is Marc and I have a problem..."
-MarcC
Dogooder - Scott Hajek - 11-07-2006
fpw Wrote:I doubt I'll have a 4th short story collection, so a reprint is unlikely. I may incorporate it into a future novel but I can't promise.
Sold!
Dogooder - Auskar - 11-07-2006
Yeah, but what's a "broadside"...?
...I looked it up in my handy dandy blue dictionary and it says, "a large sheet of paper printed on one side"... and then it goes on, but that is the important stuff.
Maybe it sounds silly, but I didn't know what a "broadside" was, at least in this context. A short story, a novella, an essay, a novel -- I know what those are. I never heard anyone say, "I'm going to go write a broadside today."
Dogooder - Sourdoughs - 11-09-2006
Auskar Wrote:Yeah, but what's a "broadside"...?
...I looked it up in my handy dandy blue dictionary and it says, "a large sheet of paper printed on one side"... and then it goes on, but that is the important stuff.
Maybe it sounds silly, but I didn't know what a "broadside" was, at least in this context. A short story, a novella, an essay, a novel -- I know what those are. I never heard anyone say, "I'm going to go write a broadside today."
I'd never heard of a "broadside" before either. I'm guessing it's referring to the method of printing (like poster, book, pamphlet, flyer, etc) rather than length of words.
-MarcC
Dogooder - Paul R - 11-10-2006
fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I doubt I'll have a 4th short story collectionCan I ask why? Do you know something you're not telling us? Feet up, pipe and slippers deployed, office door locked?
