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I'm glad I got last year's set. the page-count of the new edition is much lower. Some stuff must have been left out. sk

Saw Barbra in Amsterdam, two years ago. She's still in excellent voice. (Think I mentioned her before..... ;) ) sk

YENTL is one gorgeous movie. I remember seeing it way back in 1983, in Vancouver's (B.C.) Stanley Theatre. I was with a couple of friends and we all had a wonderful time - except for one lady friend who could only say: well, I liked Fiddler on the Roof better. I for one was very impressed with...

http://blog.bookstellyouwhy.com/collecting-modern-first-editions-an-interview-with-siep-kuijpers?hs_preview=0BX2XmFN-2076830644 Looks like my kind of collection...:-)) sk

Loved 11/22/63, liked Doctor Sleep. sk (That's me, not SK! :-) )

It's a gorgeous edition, with amazing photos of my favorite (screen) lady. sk

Allright, you asked for it: Open Sesame :)

Besides Stephen King, I also collect... And this is not even the book yet - just the tray case. From Taschen! sk

I don't own any Kubrick movies on BD yet, except for 2001: A Space Odyssey. I guess it's about time for me to take the plunge. sk

This was fun, though: sk

It's a great album, deserving the record it's going to set.. sk

So, who'll be the only artist in (American) music history who will have a #1 album in six (!!) decades - 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and the current decade? Of course, there's always a very slight chance Chris Brown will be in first place next week, but I don't think so. sk

Apparently the movie ends differently than the book does. No idea how, as I don't want to know beforehand, and obviously so far there are no details. sk

Yes, collecting autographs.....one of my passions as well. I'd love to see some of your treasures here.... sk

There are a handful of authors I collect faithfully: King, Dan Simmons, Robert McCammon, Stephen Donaldson, George R.R. Martin are my favorites. I also collect the SubPress limited editions of Steven Erikson's Malazan series. Many (most!) collectors don't read their limited editions, but I do. sk

Rub it in, guys, mine hasn't even been shipped yet.. :( sk

Thanks, Jacob. I've been reading King since 1975 (ouch!), and since I bought my first signed/limited edition in 1984 I call myself a collector. And not only of King books. sk

I am the proud owner of a 60" Pioneer (plasma) Europe /Kuro (PDK-TS35A). It has been professionally calibrated and I am extremely happy with the gorgeous picture. The only thing I'm no longer satisfied with is the size. Since I've seen screens of around 100" I just know one day Iwon't be able...

:) (Didn't get it at first - must be because in my country we also use the "come in" here...) sk

That's amazing news. I do hope we find out in time which particular screening they'll attend. Problem is, I'm from the Netherlands, have a steady job and can only hop over to the UK in the weekends... sk

Thank you, Simone, that was an awesome read! (Can't wait to travel to the UK this fall to attend the re-release of 2001.) http://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/news-bfi/announcements/bfi-rerelease-stanley-kubricks-2001 sk

Absolutely love it! Well done - and great, great book/set of books. Mine just arrived about an hour ago. :)

Congratulation, Craig! sk

I know the didn't ask me, but I'm #1! Just kidding.... :) Still an intriguing question. As some may know, I collect Stephen King (amongst others) limited editions, and the lower the number of the book, the more it seems to be valued by many fellow collectors. A # 3, for instance, will...

Hope this works: (Yes, it did) I'll post some Dark Tower stuff later... http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/326716-what-sort-of-things-do-you-collect/?p=4126225

Well....that's enough for now. :) sk

And the limited (numbered) editions: