The second half of the AC. The true first of Nightworld was not the Dark Harvest edition but rather the New English Library edition.

The second half of the AC. The true first of Nightworld was not the Dark Harvest edition but rather the New English Library edition.

Gadzooks! I'm awed by the covers, especially "Reprisal." It is gruesome, especially if you've read the book and know what's coming. I also really liked the cover for "The Tomb."

Thanks for showing us your collection, Biggles. Keeps the rest of us drooling for more.

Gadzooks! I'm awed by the covers, especially "Reprisal." It is gruesome, especially if you've read the book and know what's coming. I also really liked the cover for "The Tomb."

Thanks for showing us your collection, Biggles. Keeps the rest of us drooling for more.

Is that the phone I hear ringing?

Is that the phone I hear ringing?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Make it stop! Can't anyone make it stop!!!

Get your minds out of the gutter!

This thread is about leather bound or other limited or special editions of Paul's books.

I thought it would be great to share photos and information about our most prized FPW books. I, for one, have started to search for more and more limited editions.

Here are the leather bound books I've acquired so far:

I'll attach a copy of The Barrens' limitation page to the next post. I've attached my maximum of five files to this post.

I've read through this thread, and I must admit I'm rare surprised that no one else among the gang seems to have a time machine. My collection of rarities is small compared to that of many of our true scholars, but my shelf does boast a copy of NIGHTWORLD, published on Vulcan in 2268 AD, bound in genuine selat skin! "A cautionary tale," said Salak, Chief Librarian of the Vulcan Academy. I could not contradict her...

I've read through this thread, and I must admit I'm rare surprised that no one else among the gang seems to have a time machine. My collection of rarities is small compared to that of many of our true scholars, but my shelf does boast a copy of NIGHTWORLD, published on Vulcan in 2268 AD, bound in genuine selat skin! "A cautionary tale," said Salak, Chief Librarian of the Vulcan Academy. I could not contradict her...

I'll trade you the rarest item in my collection for it. A handwritten translation of "The Keep" done by a boy in Ethiopia to give to his Father. It is in Amharic (Ethiopic Script), written on "Save the Children" flyers with a large picture of Sally Struthers on the front and the translated text on the back. Comprised of 1247 pages, bound with handwoven leather string, this item is the rarest of all rarities...

I'll trade you the rarest item in my collection for it. A handwritten translation of "The Keep" done by a boy in Ethiopia to give to his Father. It is in Amharic (Ethiopic Script), written on "Save the Children" flyers with a large picture of Sally Struthers on the front and the translated text on the back. Comprised of 1247 pages, bound with handwoven leather string, this item is the rarest of all rarities...

I'm tempted, but lemme think about it. Is the picture of Sally clear?

I'm tempted, but lemme think about it. Is the picture of Sally clear?

Unfortunately, no. It looks like 8th or 9th generation copies. Also, I should mention that the writing was done in pencil and that the entire "novel" was dunked in a river at least twice before reaching the hands of the man I bought it off of.

I've read through this thread, and I must admit I'm rare surprised that no one else among the gang seems to have a time machine. My collection of rarities is small compared to that of many of our true scholars, but my shelf does boast a copy of NIGHTWORLD, published on Vulcan in 2268 AD, bound in genuine selat skin! "A cautionary tale," said Salak, Chief Librarian of the Vulcan Academy. I could not contradict her...

Well, Mike, since "Only the good die young", and since, among other transgressions, I'm a LAWYER, I figure I don't need a time machine. I'll just stick (or schtick) around until 2268 or later. After all, I've waited 25 years for my Stillers to win "One for the thumb" as they were supposed to do after the 1980 season (I still remember the billboards: "One for the thumb in '81"). Now, granted, I'm not as patient as Cubs fans or Red Sox fans, but.....

Addendum/afterthought: Maybe Joe Pa will still be coaching my Nittany Lions then too.

I received Beige the other day.

Herewith, a couple of pictures of the cover: