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Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 04 Dec 2019 13:14
by Kwisatz
Congrats for getting those printer's proofs!
Did you find them on eBay or some kind of live auctions?

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 04 Dec 2019 22:15
by just_kyle
Kwisatz wrote:Congrats for getting those printer's proofs!
Did you find them on eBay or some kind of live auctions?
No, they were posted to a book seller's online store and I spotted them there.
I've never seen that style of proof before, so I was intrigued.

I looked through your photo gallery recently. You've added a lot!

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 05 Dec 2019 00:55
by Kwisatz
I'm still trying to get at least one copy from each of 50 countries Dune was published. There is now 41 countries in my collection and 1360 books in overall. I also have complete collection from 11 countries.

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 22 Aug 2020 14:59
by The_Antiquarian
just_kyle wrote:
Kwisatz wrote:Congrats for getting those printer's proofs!
Did you find them on eBay or some kind of live auctions?
No, they were posted to a book seller's online store and I spotted them there.
I've never seen that style of proof before, so I was intrigued.

I looked through your photo gallery recently. You've added a lot!
My first time posting here.

Did you get those ARCs from Hydraxia Books? As a collector of ASOIAF saga books, I had few correspondence with Simon at Hydraxia and he is world class :)

Fantastic collection from everyone! I am just starting out with collecting specifically to Dune :)

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:57
by Freakzilla
The_Antiquarian wrote:My first time posting here.
:text-welcomeconfetti: :text-welcomeconfetti:

Your water now belongs to the tribe

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 27 Aug 2020 13:01
by The_Antiquarian
Freakzilla wrote:
The_Antiquarian wrote:My first time posting here.
:text-welcomeconfetti: :text-welcomeconfetti:

Your water now belongs to the tribe
Thanks for the warm greeting :)

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 28 Aug 2020 09:44
by Freakzilla
The_Antiquarian wrote:
Freakzilla wrote:
The_Antiquarian wrote:My first time posting here.
:text-welcomeconfetti: :text-welcomeconfetti:

Your water now belongs to the tribe
Thanks for the warm greeting :)
Glad to have you! Did you have any problem signing up? It's been an issue recently

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 30 Aug 2020 12:52
by The_Antiquarian
Freakzilla wrote:
Glad to have you! Did you have any problem signing up? It's been an issue recently
Except the waiting part, everything went smoothly!

It is insane how much knowledge there is in this forum. It would take years for me to ponder!

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 27 Oct 2023 04:18
by daren_1970
My Frank Herbert collection, primarily of the Berkley 'Dune' font versions. The green "√" indicates the titles I've read.

*first post – be gentle

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 27 Oct 2023 13:17
by georgiedenbro
Wow, cool! I think I have all of those, except for the D:E and Direct Descent.

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 28 Oct 2023 07:22
by daren_1970
georgiedenbro wrote: 27 Oct 2023 13:17 Wow, cool! I think I have all of those, except for the D:E and Direct Descent.
Cheers! The Direct Descent is an illustrated version.

I have just finished the Pandora series, D:V was heavy going, TJI was interesting, TLA was good, and TAF was Ok enough. Some pretty interesting themes woven throughout, as was Uncle Frank's MO – ecology, environmentalism, social inequalities, religiosity, totalitarianism, romance. I enjoyed the series.

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 30 Oct 2023 12:28
by georgiedenbro
daren_1970 wrote: 28 Oct 2023 07:22 I have just finished the Pandora series, D:V was heavy going, TJI was interesting, TLA was good, and TAF was Ok enough. Some pretty interesting themes woven throughout, as was Uncle Frank's MO – ecology, environmentalism, social inequalities, religiosity, totalitarianism, romance. I enjoyed the series.
Nice. I actually enjoy D:V by far the most, and my liking for them goes down a bit with each book. But there's good stuff in all of them.

Not sure which book to read next; my wife actually picked up The White Plague, which I haven't read yet, and informed me that it was highly depressing. Then again in my experience females seem to have different reactions to Herbert's books than guys do.

Re: Post Your FH Collection

Posted: 31 Oct 2023 20:23
by distrans
its easily depressing...