Thomas Ligotti: The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & other gothic tales
Book Description: Eugene Silver Salamander Press 1994., 1994. xi+86p., tipped-in frontis photo, introduction, limitation page signed by Ligotti and Shea, mint limited edition of 26 lettered copies bound in black decorated leather and red foil. This is letter V of 26 copies. (40 were bound in letter and the first twenty-six offered for sale, the copy is in perfect condition); in case that you wonder why I sell this marvelous edition, I have to addmit that it's for getting a financial bolster for some upcoming book publishings.
I offer the book for 700 US Dollars 'Buy Now' price

TH -- I'm sorry, but this looks a lot like spamming to me. I'm not a Ligotti fan and I don't come here to see anything about Ligotti or to see what people have for sale, unless it has a direct bearing on CAS.

I suggested that Tobias post this information here, since I couldn't afford these books at the time. There are a lot of us who are both CAS and Ligotti fans. Tom and Ramsey Campbell are the only living writers whose work I collect with the same mad abandon that I collect CAS.
Best,
Scott

Sorry, it still strikes me as spamming. It has no direct connection to CAS (unless the money is being raised for something CASean) and there are plenty of forums for serious Ligotti fans. I'm currently selling a first edition Necronomicon bound in shoggoth skin, annotated by Paracelsus, Aleister Crowley, and Adolf Hitler, and with Osama bin Laden's recipe for porc à l'orange written on the flyleaf (a snip at $666m), but will you catch me advertising it here? No.

Ghoti23 Wrote:
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> Sorry, it still strikes me as spamming. It has no
> direct connection to CAS (unless the money is
> being raised for something CASean) and there are
> plenty of forums for serious Ligotti fans. I'm
> currently selling a first edition Necronomicon
> bound in shoggoth skin, annotated by Paracelsus,
> Aleister Crowley, and Adolf Hitler, and with Osama
> bin Laden's recipe for porc à l'orange written on
> the flyleaf (a snip at $666m), but will you catch
> me advertising it here? No.

Actually, Tobias was selling it to raise money to publish his bilingual edition of CAS' Aihai/Mars stories (see related post).
Let me know the auction number for that Necronomicon; the pork recipe sounds delicious!
Best,
Scott

Scott Connors wrote:

> Actually, Tobias was selling it to raise money to
> publish his bilingual edition of CAS' Aihai/Mars
> stories (see related post).

Ah, sorry, so it wasn't spamming then. But it did look like it, without that being mentioned.

> Let me know the auction number for that
> Necronomicon; the pork recipe sounds delicious!

Well, it's a special kind of pork, but you're just too late: the book went last night to hsubwg07119. Iranian readers take note.

(just back from a week full of work and no time to spend on eldritchdark.com)
I'm sorry if I confused you Ghoti23 but the books were solely offered to raise some more money for the publishing; but because there wasn't any resonance yet, I'm going to offer them as well as some more others with reduced prices at ebay tomorrow.

Tobias Herschel wrote:

> (just back from a week full of work and no time to
> spend on eldritchdark.com)
> I'm sorry if I confused you Ghoti23

No, I'm the one who should be sorry. I'm easy to confuse and I jumped to conclusions.

> but the books
> were solely offered to raise some more money for
> the publishing; but because there wasn't any
> resonance yet, I'm going to offer them as well as
> some more others with reduced prices at ebay
> tomorrow.