Bibliography information for Good and Joyful Things numbered | Author: Ania Ahlborn | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: John Kenn Mortensen | Introduction by: None | Market Value $275 Good and Joyful Things numbered Ania Ahlborn Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2023 250 List Price $350 Limitation Market Value $275 October 20, 2025 Artist John Kenn Mortensen Introduction by None Last recorded sale August 21, 2025 $225 Value Pages

Bibliography information for Born of Man and Woman lettered | Author: Richard Matheson | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Vladimir Zimakov | Introduction by: R.C. Matheson | Market Value $400 Born of Man and Woman lettered Richard Matheson Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2024 26 List Price $995 Limitation Market Value $400 October 20, 2025 Artist Vladimir Zimakov Introduction by R.C. Matheson Last recorded sale August 15, 2025 $400 Value Pages

Bibliography information for Born of Man and Woman numbered | Author: Richard Matheson | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Vladimir Zimakov | Introduction by: R.C. Matheson | Market Value $200 Born of Man and Woman numbered Richard Matheson Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2024 250 List Price $250 Limitation Market Value $200 October 20, 2025 Artist Vladimir Zimakov Introduction by R.C. Matheson Last recorded sale September 25, 2025 $175 Value Pages

Bibliography information for Jaws AE | Author: Peter Benchly | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: John Anthony Di Giovanni & Roger Kastel | Introduction by: Wendy Benchley | Market Value $185 Jaws AE Peter Benchly Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2022 1000 List Price $155 Limitation Market Value $185 October 20, 2025 Artist John Anthony Di Giovanni & Roger Kastel Introduction by Wendy Benchley Last recorded sale October 12, 2025 $225 Value Pages

Bibliography information for Silence of the Lambs ARC | Author: Thomas Harris | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Tom Bagshaw | Introduction by: None | Market Value $95 Silence of the Lambs ARC Thomas Harris Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2021 N List Price Nor for sale Limitation Market Value $95 October 20, 2025 Artist Tom Bagshaw Introduction by None Last recorded sale June 17, 2025 $100 Value Pages Description from Suntup Website The signed limited edition of The Silence of The Lambs by Thomas Harris is presented in three states: Lettered, Numbered and Artist editions. The editions measure 6” x 9” and feature seven full color illustrations by Tom Bagshaw. The text pages are set in Escrow. The Numbered and Lettered editions are signed by the author and the artist, and the Artist edition is signed by the artist. Also check the other states of the book: Loyalty ARC - ARC - Artist edition - Numbered - Lettered Check out the other Suntup publications of Thomas Harris: Red Dragon - Hannibal - Hannibal Rising Check our pages for sets Artist edition set - Numbered set - Lettered set

Bibliography information for Replay AE | Author: Ken Grimwood | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Allesandro Sicioldr Bianchi | Introduction by: Tim Powers | Market Value $120 Replay AE Ken Grimwood Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2021 1000 List Price $140 Limitation Market Value $120 October 20, 2025 Artist Allesandro Sicioldr Bianchi Introduction by Tim Powers Last recorded sale September 30, 2025 $125 Value Pages

Bibliography information for Ratman's Notebooks numbered edition | Author: Stephen Gilbert | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Sophia Rapata | Introduction by: Kim Newman | Market Value $450 Ratman's Notebooks numbered edition Stephen Gilbert Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2025 250 List Price $450 Limitation Market Value $450 October 20, 2025 Artist Sophia Rapata Introduction by Kim Newman Last recorded sale September 5, 2025 $450 Value Pages Description from Suntup Website The Suntup edition of Ratman’s Notebooks by Stephen Gilbert is presented in three states. The edition measures 6” x 9” and features six color illustrations by Sophia Rapata and an introduction by Kim Newman. The editions are printed by offset lithography on Cougar Vellum, Mohawk Via and Neenah Cotton papers. Interior design is by award-winning designer Misha Beletsky. The Numbered edition of 250 copies is quarter bound in goatskin with cloth-covered boards and a ribbon marker, constructed as a flatback binding in a notebook-inspired style. A wraparound elastic closure runs vertically to hold the book shut. A die-cut paper label is affixed to the front cover, its corner deliberately shaped as though gnawed—an understated nod to the rats that haunt the story. Six rat silhouettes foil-blocked in silver are arranged vertically along the spine material where it extends onto the front board—echoing the slow, creeping advance of the story’s central infestation. The overall design pays quiet homage to the novel’s form, drawing on the familiar materials and structure of a notebook. Endsheets are Hahnemühle Bugra and the book is housed in a clamshell enclosure covered in cloth with velour lined trays. It is printed on Mohawk Via Vellum paper and is signed by Kim Newman and Sophia Rapata. Also check the other states of the book: Artist edition - Lettered

Bibliography information for To Kill a Mockingbird lettered | Author: Harper Lee | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Mario Robinson | Introduction by: Wayne Flynt | Market Value No Data To Kill a Mockingbird lettered Harper Lee Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2024 26 List Price $1,950 Limitation Market Value No Data October 20, 2025 Artist Mario Robinson Introduction by Wayne Flynt Last recorded sale Unknown Value Pages Description from Suntup Website Suntup's edition of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is presented in three states: Artist, Numbered and Lettered. The editions measure 6” x 9” and feature seven watercolor illustrations by Mario Robinson, and a new afterword by Wayne Flynt. Designed by multi-award winning designer Jason Dewinetz, the text pages are set in Monotype Baskerville and are printed letterpress by Max Koch and Bradley Hutchinson on a Heidelberg Cylinder. The title and chapter pages are printed with an additional color, and the tipped-on illustrations in all three states are printed giclée on beautiful Hahnemühle Bugra. The editions are printed on Mohawk Via Laid, Neenah Cotton and mouldmade Arches. The Numbered & Lettered states are signed by Mario Robinson and Wayne Flynt, and the Artist state is signed by Mario Robinson. The Lettered edition is limited to 26 copies and is a full goatskin binding with a blocked cover from a line drawing by Mario Robinson, and a leather onlay. The leather is sourced from the Alran Tannery in France. The tannery has been producing some of the finest goat leather since its founding in 1903 in the South of Tarn. Endsheets are velour and the edition is housed in a quarter leather clamshell enclosure with velour lined trays and a leather spine label. The edition is printed letterpress on 120 gsm Arches Text Wove mouldmade paper, and is signed by Mario Robinson and Wayne Flynt. Also check the other states of the book: Artist Edition - Numbered

Bibliography information for The Gormenghast numbered | Author: Mervyn Peake | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: Jay Johnstone | Introduction by: Clare Peake / Brian Sibley / Michael Moorcock / Chine Mieville / Tad williams | Market Value $1,000 The Gormenghast numbered Mervyn Peake Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2024 250 List Price $995 Limitation Market Value $1,000 October 20, 2025 Artist Jay Johnstone Introduction by Clare Peake / Brian Sibley / Michael Moorcock / Chine Mieville / Tad williams Last recorded sale November 23, 2024 $1,000 Value Pages Description from Suntup Website The Suntup edition of the Gormenghast novels by Mervyn Peake is the first letterpress printed edition of the novels to be published, and is presented in two states: Numbered and Lettered. The edition measures 6” x 9” and features twenty color illustrations by Jay Johnstone, as well as new exclusive introductions by Clare Peake & Brian Sibley; and previously published essays by Anthony Burgess, China Miéville, Michael Moorcock and Tad Williams. Also included is Mervyn Peake’s 1956 novella, Boy in Darkness ―which takes place during the time of the second novel, Gormenghast ―along with an accompanying foreword by Maeve Gilmore. All illustrations were painted on vellum and scanned, maintaining the vellum textured background on both the front and back of the illustration. Interior design and typography is by award-winning designer Mark Argetsinger. The text is set in Monotype Van Dijck with display type set in Flamande. The edition is presented in three volumes and is printed letterpress on Mohawk Superfine and mouldmade Somerset Book by Elias Roustom on his Heidelberg Cylinder in Middleborough, Massachusetts. The Numbered edition of 250 copies is a Millimeter style binding covered in Hahnemühle Bugra paper sides which are printed with an illustration by Jay Johnstone. Imperial cloth, a finely woven fabric covers the spine and caps the fore-edge. The spine and cover include letterpress printed Bugra labels. Head & tail bands are handmade with cloth. Included in each volume are the following fold-outs: Volume I – Gormenghast Map, Volume II – Family Tree, and Volume III – all three Numbered edition cover illustrations. Each copy is bound by hand and housed in a clamshell enclosure covered in Halflinnen with Imperial cloth walls and velour lined trays. The spine of the enclosure includes a letterpress printed Bugra label. This state is printed letterpress on Mohawk Superfine and is signed by Clare Peake, Tad Williams, China Miéville, Brian Sibley, Michael Moorcock, and Jay Johnstone. Also check the other states of the book: Lettered

Bibliography information for The Eyes Of The Dragon art potfolio ARC numbered | Author: David Palladini | Publisher: Suntup Editions | Artist: David Palladini | Introduction by: None | Market Value $300 The Eyes Of The Dragon art potfolio ARC numbered David Palladini Bibliography Published by Suntup Editions 2017 15 List Price Not for sale Limitation Market Value $300 October 20, 2025 Artist David Palladini Introduction by None Last recorded sale December 15, 2020 $300 Value Pages Description from suntup website The Eyes of the Dragon is a novel by Stephen King that was first published in a 1984 limited edition via King’s personal imprint, Philtrum Press, and in a trade edition by Viking in 1987. Originally written for his daughter Naomi, the book is a work of fantasy. Artist David Palladini was commissioned to create a series of new illustrations for the trade edition. Mr. Palladini created twenty-four original illustrations that were rendered in pencil and ink on Bienfang velour paper. This is the first official art portfolio to be published featuring the illustrations from the Viking trade edition of The Eyes of the Dragon . It also marks the 30th anniversary of the original Viking publication of the book. The portfolio is published in two editions, both of which are signed by David Palladini: a numbered edition of three hundred copies and a lettered edition of twenty-six copies. Both editions include twenty-two black & white illustrations and two color illustrations. An afterword written exclusively for this edition by David Palladini is included in both editions. A previously unpublished drawing and a reproduction of the only extant copy of the Viking Title page illustration, hand-colored by David Palladini, are included in both editions. The text has been set in Waters Titling and Warnock Pro typefaces and letterpress printed from photopolymer plates by Norman Clayton of Classic Letterpress in Ojai, California on his 18” x 23” Heidelberg Cylinder press. The text pages are printed on 100% cotton paper which has the feel of fabric. These pictures show the lettered variant. To our knowledge this is only Suntup release with sperate ARCs for lettered and numbered states of the release. Also check other states: ARC lettered - Numbered - Lettered