I was informed this week that the initial printing of Dead Sea is almost gone. Looks like it sold well enough to warrant a second printing. When this happened with The Rising and City of the Dead, the first printings of those titles increased in price on the secondary market, so it’s a good bet the same thing will happen with Dead Sea. Snag the remaining first printing copies while you can and then re-sell them a year from now for three times what you paid. (Note: You can tell if a Leisure title is a first printing if the title on the cover is ‘raised’–meaning if you run your finger over it, you can feel it).

OMG!
I can get rich off of Keene!
*Evil thoughts*
lol, not really. Dead Sea is an awesome book. I wouldn’t sell my books unless A) I didn’t like them or B) I needed money for some desperate reason (AKA I needed to have some unnameable part of something inside of me pulled out.)
So… Yeah.
But yay for second printings! Go Brian! W0000t! *does the funky chicken*
Congratulations. I enjoyed that book.
Congrats. That really was a great book, I’m thrilled it’s doing well.
Hell Yeah Man ! Congrats !!
That’s some good news, sir. Congrats!!
Congratulations! They must have printed eleventy billion in the first printing for it to have lasted this long.
Cool.
That’s a very underrated book. Right up there with Conqueror Worms, for me.
I totally agree with Mr. Smith. I think this book doesn’t get near the love it deserves, isn’t mentioned much, but it’s one of my favorites. The characters are completley engaging and 3-dimensional, the story very exciting and heart-pounding. It actually may be my all-time favorite Keene.
Just Dead City, so that’ll be my next grab!
Just FINISHED Dead City, that is.
Congrats, sir! This news goes a long way toward convincing me that all is right with the world.
DEAD SEA is a fantastic horror novel! Unfortunately, a lot of people are so stuck on THE RISING and CITY OF THE DEAD that they fail to see the brilliance of DEAD SEA.
I enjoyed the shit out of City of the Dead. It was fuckin great! A little to vulgar my taste though. Reminds me of E. B. White. How about a prequel to it? Call it “Stuff Is Rising.”