None. I used to have a signed numbered copy of Are You Loathsome Tonight by Poppy Z Brite, but I sold it.

tasha

Re: What books do you have signed by the author?
 

You lucky bastard!

Other than comics and graphic novels, I don't have many signed books. Only "If Chins Could Kill" by Bruce Campbell and "Stardust" (the hardcover non-comic version) by Neil Gaiman.

All I have is:
Summerland
Adventures of Kavalier and Klay

Both written by Michael Chabon

If Chins Could Kill -- Bruce Campbell
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? -- Edward Albee
Still at Large -- Peter Ustinov
The Future of Movies -- Gene Siskel & Roger Ebert
More Funny People -- Steve Allen
Alice's Brady Bunch Cookbook -- Ann B. Davis

I'm off to a John Sandford reading tonight, so I hope to add Shadow Prey and Naked Prey to my list. :D

Lucky bastard. :)

Clandestine, The Black Dahlia and The Big Nowhere by James Ellroy. "Mad Dog" is pretty affable guy.

I have several, my favorite of which is a 1st ed. hardcover copy of A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin. I ordered it off his webpage eons ago for cover price, and now he has them on sale for $599.99. -eek-

I just stood in line for a couple of hours to have Jim Davis sign his new Garfield 25th birthday book, In Dog Years I'd Be Dead. I got a small chance to talk with him, and he definately was excited about the upcoming movie.

Choke & Lullaby by Chuck Palahniuk

High Fidelity and About A Boy by Nick Hornby

I have some of the Anne Rice titles signed. I have the two that she wrote under the name Rampling. Also, I have Clive Barker's Weaveworld as a signed first edition too.

I have:

Stupid White Men by Michael Moore
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
The Death and Life of Superman by Roger Stern
The Gunslinger by Stephen King
The Shining by Stephen King

...edited on 6/21 to add the Superman book...

If Chins Could Kill - Bruce Campbell
The Guardian - Nicholas Sparks (It's my wife's. She has a copy that she read and I got her an autographed copy because she had to work when he did a signing here in town)

The Tale of the Body Thief - Anne Rice

Star Wars: Episode 1 - Terry Brooks
My Favorite Summer 1956 - Mickey Mantle
Dirty Work - Stuart Woods

I have the first three "Vampire Chronicles" signed by Anne Rice. It's the Knopf hard cover boxed set that was put out in 1990.

And the creme de la creme: ICE T's "The Ice Opinion". A true centerpiece of any collection.

Yes, I'm serious. :p

I just got "Isle Witch" and "Sometimes the Magic Works" signed by Terry Brooks a couple of months ago at the LA Times Festival of Books. He is a really nice guy... really down to earth.

-CM-

Tuesdays With Morrie

Mitch Albom came to our local bookstore for a signing since we're close to Detroit.

"A Treasury of Great Recipes" 1965 1st edition by Vincent Price. Actor that starred in horror film.



"Perfume Album" 1992 1st edition from the Countess Jan Moran. Besides natural medicine, I am into aromatherapy (medicinal) and Aromacology making Perfumes and Colognes from Essential Oil.


1st edition of Enclopedia of Essential Oils by Julia Lawless 1992. :)

I don't have too many.

An NYPD Blue book (I believe it's titled True Blue) from around 1995 personalized by the cast of the 3rd season.
Forrest Gump
Sandman: Brief Lives (signed by Gaiman and Dave McKean)
Sandman: The Dream Hunters (signed by Yoshitaka Amano, who also added a little sketch)

A bunch of comics.

I probably have a few more that I can't remember, given that I worked at a bookstore a few years back, and probably collected a few signed books during my tenure there.

I've got an advanced reader's copy of Stephen King's Bag of Bones signed. It's my one and only autograph.

Me three! I waited with a bunch of Jackie fans at a Wal-Mart of all places for over 2 hours to get 3 copies signed (for 2 other friends of mine). I got to shake Jackie's left hand (he didn't want to keep switching hands as he was signing so many books at the time to slow up the line).

I think I also have a novel/collection signed by Harlan Ellison, but I could be wrong (maybe I was getting it signed for another friend's copy instead).

Mindhunter by John Douglas
Whoever Fights Monsters and I Have Lived in the Monster by Robert K. Ressler

(All three collected in person and personalized.)

If Chins Could Kill - Bruce Campbell "seems a popular one so far"

Adventures of Samurai Cat - Mark E. Rogers
Sword of Samurai Cat - Mark E. Rogers
Samurai Cat Goes To Hell - Mark E. Rogers
Zorachus - Mark E. Rogers
Blood + Pearls - Mark E. Rogers
Jagutai and Lilitu - Mark E. Rogers
Night Of the Long Knives - Mark E. Rogers
The Dead - Mark E. Rogers

lol it pays to be friends with an author. I cant wait till next week going to a Mick Foley book signing so I can add more signed stuff.