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]]>It is, and you can order through our web site.
Eric
]]>Is the limited edition still set for a mid-Sept release date? I suspect, and hope 🙂 that it will become a desirable collector’s item!
Also, should those of us who reserved one send $$$ to Savas Beatie now?
Congratulations!
Paul
Our CWRT doesn’t do raffles. Simple enough. 🙂
Brian, Hopefully, you will get yours soon.
As I’ve said, I’m blown away by the whole thing.
Eric
]]>We’ve been watching Amazon’s site and noticed the date changes and availability issues. They may very well be shipping earlier than their site says, since they have books in stock and will be receiving more. Hard to tell what’s up. A couple days ago I spoke with the manager of our local Borders store, which is setting up a book signing for me next month, and when trying to order the book online through the distributor he got a similar message – that it’s unavailable at the moment. I’m sure it’ll all get straightened out soon. In the meantime, and always, Eric and I have signed books available on our site – http://www.stuartsride.com – and that’s also the only place to purchase one of the Signed and Numbered Limited Gettysburg Editions, limited to 100 copies (http://www.stuartsride.com/Order.htm). Those are going fast (orders have been coming in every day since release) so if anyone would like to procure one of those, please order quickly so you aren’t disappointed.
Ted has been wonderful to us. He was very patient through to the end of the editing process as we fed in new material at the last moment (Eric has written here previously about that) and he has helped create a lot of buzz about the book. He’s been a world-class partner for us.
J.D.
]]>Ted Savas here, the publisher of these motley couple of wandering writers. Thanks for being so diligent. Will all our titles, you can go to http://www.savasbeatie.com and order them there if you can’t find them elsewhere. We encourage you, however, to order through the authors if you can.
We don’t release numbers, but it was an “average” print run for a Civil War hardcover title. I am usually good at knowing how many to print, but I misjudged this one.
One other note. Lots of you guys belong to Round Tables or some other historical group. We offer the best groups discount program around, and signed copies used for raffles generally raise 3-5 times the cost of the book. Details are on our website. (Say Eric, how come your RT doesn’t pick up some signed SB books and raffle them off?)
Thank you.
tps
]]>That explains my week. I tried to pre-order through amazon but their website was at first saying the book was available Sept. 10, then it was changed to Sept. 1. When I tried to pre-order on Wednesday it then said the book would be ready to ship on November 6! So THEN I went to Barnes & Noble and they said they weren’t getting the book until Sept. 28/ Oct. 1. I finally went to your book’s website and saw that I could order it through there so that’s where I purchased it. And that’s my quest to get a copy :). Can you say how many books were printed in the first run? To have a non-fiction book sell out is pretty good. Brian
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