Barnes and Noble Classic Edition Release.

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22 March 2011, 04:34 PM

jkt

Barnes and Noble Classic Edition Release.

Ray Bradbury Collection; The Martian Chronicles/The Illustrated Man/The Golden Apples of the Sun; Leatherbound Classics Edition. Ths is ALL three in one leather bound edition. I got my Xmas shopping list...

Available April 18th, not sure of the price yet, but most of these are priced at $20

17 April 2011, 06:12 PM

jkt

quote:
Originally posted by jkt:
Ray Bradbury Collection; The Martian Chronicles/The Illustrated Man/The Golden Apples of the Sun; Leatherbound Classics Edition. Ths is ALL three in one leather bound edition. I got my Xmas shopping list...

Available April 18th, not sure of the price yet, but most of these are priced at $20

B&N released the book earlier than expected. I went to my local B&N today. Some bastard bought all their copies...me.

17 April 2011, 06:43 PM

Linnl

Wow. Just sent an email reservation to the local B&N moment ago.

18 April 2011, 12:16 AM

philnic

jkt, since you have a copy (x10), could you take a look at the text of MARTIAN CHRONICLES in this edition, and tell us which version of the book it is? (In the 1990s, RB moved all the dates in the book forward, because the real-life calendar was catching up with the fictional chronology of the Chronicles.)

(Also: which of the following stories does this version contain?

Usher II
The Fire Balloons
The Wilderness
Way in the Middle of the Air

Just a litte homework for you there...

)

Oh, and does this version of GOLDEN APPLES include the Mugnaini line drawings for each story?

- Phil

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18 April 2011, 06:46 AM

Doug Spaulding

quote:
Originally posted by philnic:
Just a litte homework for you there... )

That'll learn you to announce your purchase!

18 April 2011, 08:33 PM

Doug Spaulding

And made all the more special by the fact that Ray's daughter Susan sold it to me. Purchased this afternoon at B&N Westlake Village.

18 April 2011, 08:39 PM

Doug Spaulding

quote:
Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
quote:
Originally posted by philnic:
jkt, since you have a copy (x10), could you take a look at the text of MARTIAN CHRONICLES in this edition, and tell us which version of the book it is? (In the 1990s, RB moved all the dates in the book forward, because the real-life calendar was catching up with the fictional chronology of the Chronicles.)

(Also: which of the following stories does this version contain?

Usher II
The Fire Balloons
The Wilderness
Way in the Middle of the Air

Blast! My favourite story isn't in there!

18 April 2011, 08:41 PM

Doug Spaulding

quote:
Originally posted by philnic:
Oh, and does this version of GOLDEN APPLES include the Mugnaini line drawings for each story?

Not a one!

19 April 2011, 05:44 PM

PatR

I think I will have to buy a copy just to have that beautiful cover.

19 April 2011, 07:56 PM

jkt

I've not broken the shrink wrap on any of mine yet.

Now if I could only apply that will power to eating...

20 April 2011, 04:28 AM

PatR

jkt- LOL!

20 April 2011, 09:41 AM

philnic

Thanks, Doug, for the fulsome answer to all my questions. Shame about the lack of Mugnaini; it's not Golden Apples without Joe.

- Phil

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20 April 2011, 04:31 PM

PatR

It was a good book day!

Picked up the Barnes and Noble special Ray edition. Was tempted by the B&N specials of H.G. Wells and Dracula. They all have lovely illustrated leather covers.

When I got home Dawn to Dusk was waiting in the mail box! Wow, What a beautiful book and box!

20 April 2011, 09:35 PM

Doug Spaulding

quote:
Originally posted by PatR:
Picked up the Barnes and Noble special Ray edition. Was tempted by the B&N specials of H.G. Wells and Dracula. They all have lovely illustrated leather covers.

I also have the Dracula from B&N, as well as the Frankenstein.

Fulsome is a good word.