Raymond Feist/New ATT <[email protected]> writes
On Oct 16, 2013, at 10:46 AM, Richard Williamson <[email protected]> wrote:
I think the comment was aimed more at "You have all these authentic
items... sign 'em and throw them up on EBay"
The logistical/time-sink overhead OR having to deal with loss of
control of the process... nah.
I absolutely recommend you pulp them yourself (because ... you know
... that reduces the amount in the wild, and so incrementally
increases the amount my copies are worth).
rip
Harlan Ellison once told me I need to buy every remainder of my books
and warehouse them, then when I go to conventions or lectures, have
someone sitting in the back of the room selling them. Harlan failed
to realize I have never gone out of print. So I might be able to sell
a few hardcovers to those who want them (assuming I want to buy 3 or 4
hundred copies and store them), but lugging around even 5 copies of 30
titles? I don't think so.
Best, R.E.F.
You only need a hundred of each, signed and numbered by the author, and
a special ink stamp to depict Pugs seal. Very limited edition, direct
from the author , rare! At least 5 times recommended retail price :)
You may not have done it for the Riftwar books, but King of Ashes, might
be a place to start. :)
Michelle Paver used a wolf paw print
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John
The Official Raymond E Feist Website
http://www.crydee.com/
Books to read, and shelves to fill,
Ray's great books, just fit the bill.
