Here’s the books you can buy
All of these books are used books. We hope you like them.
All of these books are used books. We hope you like them.
A Folger edition of Shakespeare’s play. Folger editions are edited and printed with a general readership in mind, including helpful notes and scene summaries.
This purchase contains a four-page zine-style essay from Michael about King Lear, which will ultimately be collected in Michael’s Untitled Shakespeare Essay Collection Book (Forthcoming) and offered for general purchase once he has written an essay on all 38 plays—but you will have the only original, standalone physical printing of this one up to and beyond such time as that volume is released. Your essay is handmade, signed, and numbered.
A Folger edition of Shakespeare’s play. Folger editions are edited and printed with a general readership in mind, including helpful notes and scene summaries.
This purchase contains a four-page zine-style essay from Michael about Macbeth, which will ultimately be collected in Michael’s Untitled Shakespeare Essay Collection Book (Forthcoming) and offered for general purchase once he has written an essay on all 38 plays—but you will have the only original, standalone physical printing of this one up to and beyond such time as that volume is released. Your essay is handmade, signed, and numbered.
Ace Science Fiction paperback printing of William Gibson’s classic short story collection, with its iconic original cover art. Shows light signs of use but in otherwise in excellent condition.
This purchase contains a four-page zine-style essay from Michael about William Gibson. It will never be reproduced digitally, and it is only available by buying copies of Gibson books on this website. It is handmade, signed, and numbered.
Rare original copy of the first authorized American printing of the fantasy classic. Shows signs of use, wear, and tear, including several marks of previous owners.
This purchase contains a four-page zine-style essay from Michael about Tolkien. It will never be reproduced digitally, and is only available when purchasing works about Tolkien from this website. It is handmade, signed, and numbered.
Gahan Wilson is known mostly for illustrations, but he also wrote some short stories that are pretty weird. CMRN is not sure if they are “good,” but he was interested in this collection all the way through. Book is a little beat up and has some curling on the cover.
This is the copy of The Regulators that CMRN read for the show, and it contains a number of page fold downs to mark the things he wanted to talk about on the show. He’s still mad about this book.
This comes with an essay that CMRN wrote about the Bachman books and Richard Bachman as a figure. This is a four-page, zine-style publication that is handmade, signed, and numbered. The only way to get this essay is by buying a Richard Bachman book from CMRN on this website.
This is the copy of Thinner that CMRN read for the show, and it contains a number of page fold downs to mark the things he wanted to talk about on the show.
This comes with an essay that CMRN wrote about the Bachman books and Richard Bachman as a figure. This is a four-page, zine-style publication that is handmade, signed, and numbered. The only way to get this essay is by buying a Richard Bachman book from CMRN on this website.
This is the copy of The Long Walk that CMRN read for the show, and it contains a number of page fold downs to mark the things he wanted to talk about on the show.
This comes with an essay that CMRN wrote about the Bachman books and Richard Bachman as a figure. This is a four-page, zine-style publication that is handmade, signed, and numbered. The only way to get this essay is by buying a Richard Bachman book from CMRN on this website.
This is a recent standard paperback of Stephen King’s The Dead Zone. It’s even a little beat up — something happened to that corner! Why is it so expensive? Two reasons: this is the copy that CMRN read for the show Just King Things, and it has his signature Page Folds for things he wanted to note or talk about in the show.
The second reason is that this purchase includes a short essay, printed in a four-page zine format, that is only available by buying The Dead Zone from CMRN on this website. It is signed and numbered, and this will be the second time this essay has been printed. So you’ll get #2.
This is a truly awesome kids or young readers book about dragons. There’s some fun counterfactual history stuff in here, but mostly it’s about looking at different pictures of dragons, be they historical or newly imagined. CMRN thinks that if he read this as a kid it would have fixed him. Good condition with jacket.
This is a collection of Twilght Zoney stories for young readers collected in hardcover. This thing is in really good condition for its age, and CMRN is a little pained as he is sitting here writing this because he DOES NOT want to get rid of it, but also he is 200% positive he will never actually sit down and read the whole thing so it needs to be in someone’s home who will enjoy it.
This is the sleeper hit in the Genre Collectorz series — both of these books are stone cold bangers if you’re CMRN and you are also 11 years old, the age that he was when he read both of these books for the first time. What if an author went to Dante’s hell and saw all the new people they put there? What if the tripods came and took over everyone’s minds? Both books in good condition.
The great big book. CMRN has tried to read this a few times, but he has never succeeded, and now it’s your turn. This is a second printing of the hardcover in great condition, although the jacket is torn and someone has repaired it with tape.
That devious villain Christopher Tolkien released this a few years ago, and CMRN has the big collected set of these deep posthumous releases and has no need for this, which he picked up in a used book store for some number of money less than he is selling it to you today. The slip case is a little dinged up on the edge, but he’s pretty sure he’s the first person to ever actually pull it out of the case. Unread on the inside, map included. No bookplate.
This is just an awesome two-volume Sherlock Holmes hardcover set that CMRN saw in a thrift store and it was too cool to pass up. For a moment he thought it would be his archival Holmes set, but he decided he wanted to maintain his single volume rather than the double. It is your gain. No jacket, but volumes are in pretty good condition.
Blish’s The Star Dwellers is a truly fun book written by a master of the genre, and CMRN is selling this one because he has another copy. Adams’s Shardik is a book he tried to read and gave up almost immediately, and yes, he did that because of that big bear in The Dark Tower. Ok condition, both books are a little beat up.
CMRN has an unbelievable number of random science fiction paperbacks, some of which are good, and some of which are not. This is a combo of notorious influential problematic guy H. Rider Haggard and a guy he knows nothing about Irving A. Greenfield. He read the first 25 pages of both of these books, and he did not continue, but maybe you will love them! Good condition.
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