Britfan Wrote:Just received my copy of The Terry - Sterling Edition
Another supperb limited edition - OCP have made an excelent job of this one
Thank you to Paul & the people at OCP
Not to mention it ain't a bad yarn.
Today, before I go back to home, I went to used book store. That store is "Good Day Books", foreign book's speciality store in Tokyo.
Surprise, surprise! An accidentally, I found out "The Tery"!
Condition is very clean, almost new stuff, and I can say it's "A+". But it's not signed limited edition...well, but, it's okay. More surprisingly, the price was 420 yen ($3.81).
Surprise, surprise! An accidentally, I found out "The Tery"!
Condition is very clean, almost new stuff, and I can say it's "A+". But it's not signed limited edition...well, but, it's okay. More surprisingly, the price was 420 yen ($3.81).
Kenji Wrote:Today, before I go back to home, I went to used book store. That store is "Good Day Books", foreign book's speciality store in Tokyo.
Surprise, surprise! An accidentally, I found out "The Tery"!
Condition is very clean, almost new stuff, and I can say it's "A+". But it's not signed limited edition...well, but, it's okay. More surprisingly, the price was 420 yen ($3.81).
I found my copy in a used bookstore (Bookmans) for about the same price. Congrats Kenji!
KRW Wrote:I found my copy in a used bookstore (Bookmans) for about the same price. Congrats Kenji!
I think I found my original copy at abebooks.com. But -- when the new hard back was released -- I ended up with two new copies.
(See Maggers . . . you're not the only one to order a second book because you forgot you ordered the first.) :p
Ken V.
Ken Valentine Wrote:I think I found my original copy at abebooks.com. But -- when the new hard back was released -- I ended up with two new copies.
(See Maggers . . . you're not the only one to order a second book because you forgot you ordered the first.) :p
Ken V.
Glad to know I'm not alone, and I see on another thread that you nearly ordered 2 of FPW's latest.
Reading is freedom.
The mind soars, no earthly cares,
no limitations.
A Maggers Haiku, 2005
Years ago my mother used to say to me... "In this world, Elwood, you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant."
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
You may quote me.
Elwood P. Dowd
Maggers Wrote:Glad to know I'm not alone, and I see on another thread that you nearly ordered 2 of FPW's latest.
Yep, you can add me to that list as well. I was straightening out my book collection and discovered that I had two copies of Sibs. Ooops.
But, you can never have too many FPW books, right?
-Luthie
Maggers Wrote:Glad to know I'm not alone, and I see on another thread that you nearly ordered 2 of FPW's latest.
:o
Ken V.