Ex Occidente Press

[Evans]

I'll take heed of the tactful nudge back on topic.

Quote Originally Posted by MadsPLP

Bloody Baudelaire by Ray Russell and The Terrible Changes by Joel Lane are shipping. My copies arrived today. Bloody Baudelaire is the best looking EO book so far.

On the subject of Bloody Baudelaire it was mentioned in the nice little leaflet that came with the my Tartarus Press purchase. I hope it gets reprinted. The description on Rusell's website makes it sound really gothic. (strange way of enthusing about something but that was the impression it gave me)

Quote Originally Posted by MadsPLP

The Reggie Oliver collection should be down to its last copies. I recommend it very much.

Curses! I was really hoping to get an Oliver collection but I don't think I'll be able to make it for this one. Any idea if Mark Samuels's collection is nearing full pre-order? If so I'll go for that now instead of The White Hands.

[MadsPLP]

Quote Originally Posted by Evans

I'll take heed of the tactful nudge back on topic.

Oh, actually it wasn't really to necessarily get things back on topic. I did think it was some very interesting comments, and I definitely got something - quite a bit - out of reading them.

None of you should hesitate from discussing this further.

Bloody Baudelaire hasn't sold out yet. However, Putting the Pieces in Place by Ray Russell has sold out. Something for which one should be happy, since it was a great collection, which definitely has staying power. But still, it is sad that it has already sold, since I think a great many more people than what the print run allows would like it.

[Evans]

Ah that's ok I seem to have an uncanny ability to accidental derail topics.

Quote Originally Posted by MadsPLP

Bloody Baudelaire hasn't sold out yet. However, Putting the Pieces in Place by Ray Russell has sold out. Something for which one should be happy, since it was a great collection, which definitely has staying power. But still, it is sad that it has already sold, since I think a great many more people than what the print run allows would like it.

Am I right in thinking the author of Bloody Baudelaire is the same R Russel as the co owner of Tartarus Press?