Suntup Editions

We are pleased to report that the Lettered and Limited editions of Horns are now at the printer. We have also made a “dummy” of the Lettered for box sizing, and when it arrived we were astounded at the size of it. We are printing the edition on a beautiful cotton paper, and the 400+ Read more

When we announced we would be publishing Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin last month, we received several requests for an Artist’s Gift edition. Well, we heard you! And we are happy to announce that we will be publishing an Artist Gift edition of this beautiful book, signed by artist Richey Beckett. This will be the only Read more

Rosemary’s Baby With a New Introduction by Jordan Peele Afterword by Ira Levin “Across the room, in the one large window bay, stood a black bassinet. Black and only black it was; skirted with black taffeta, hooded and flounced with black organza. A silver ornament turned on a black ribbon pinned to its black hood.” Read more

Last month, we introduced our first of two spectacular cover art prints signed by artist Michael Whelan, The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger. We are now delighted to reveal the Firestarter Limited Edition Cover as the second of our Whelan additions to The Covers Collection. Published by Phantasia Press in 1980, the same year as the Read more

Mike Flanagan is just like you and me. A longtime fan of Stephen King’s, young Mike was reading It while he was still in elementary school. Born in Salem, Massachusetts in 1978 to Timothy and Laura Flanagan, Mike’s active imagination made horror both terrifying and fascinating to him. As a child, he could often be found Read more

We were so amazed by these gorgeous photos Yegor Malinovskii took of his Lettered Edition of The Haunting of Hill House, we had to share them. It is an absolute joy watching so many of you unbox and share pictures or videos of these editions. Thank you for sharing your posts on social media and Read more

When we first announced we would be publishing a limited edition of The Haunting of Hill House, we also stated we would be giving away a free Lettered edition to one lucky person. All orders received for the Numbered Edition of The Haunting of Hill House were automatically entered into a drawing, and one order Read more

Thank you to everyone who entered the Horns ARC Postcard Contest. We received a lot of postcards from around the country and the world! We appreciate you all for taking the time to enter. We enjoyed looking at all of the different cards, and fun things some of you wrote on them. Thanks for being Read more

We are very proud to introduce our latest addition to The Covers Collection. The first of two spectacular cover art prints signed by artist Michael Whelan, The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger. This magnificent cover art graced the first US edition cover of The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger by Stephen King, published by Donald M. Grant in 1982 Read more

We are happy to report that everything is on track for The Haunting of Hill House to be released before the year is up! Look out for shipping notifications around the third week of December. Here are some behind-the-scenes pictures of the editions in production, and they are turning out to look truly beautiful Read more

We are delighted to reveal another beautiful bonus print in The Covers Collection from the late Don Brautigam. This month, we have one of the highest anticipated and most requested covers, the art from the first US edition paperback of Night Shift. The 1979 Signet paperback release of Night Shift features the first of many Read more

Suntup Editions is delighted to present a stunning new addition to your collection. MISERY – The Royal Keys Paperweight features two actual Royal typewriter keys. These are the keys we purchased to create our Lettered edition of Misery. There were many keys leftover, which are now being repurposed to produce this unique limited edition collectible. The paperweight will Read more

We are delighted to announce Different Seasons as our latest addition to The Covers Collection. Different Seasons was a departure from the norm for Stephen King. Featuring four novellas — Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, Apt Pupil, The Body, and The Breathing Method — each with a more dramatic bent than his previous horror fiction Read more

In part one of our exclusive interview with Bill Thompson, the man who discovered Stephen King, we spoke at length on King’s earliest manuscripts and the sale of his debut novel, Carrie. In part two of our conversation, we will cover the many other Stephen King books Bill Thomspon served as editor on during his Read more

We are excited to announce the first of several iconic, and highly anticipated covers by the late Don Brautigam. Don illustrated some of the most recognizable covers of Stephen King novels. For November and December we will be releasing our regularly scheduled print, as well as a bonus Don Brautigam print in the middle of Read more

Book designer Catherine Casalino was hired to create several design concepts for the limited edition of Misery by Stephen King. One of the designs she created is the now iconic image of an extreme close-up of the MISERY keys, with a blood drop on the “Y”. This was used on the slipcase of the Artist Read more

We are so excited to announce The Regulators by artist Chris Moore as our latest addition to The Covers Collection. This beautifully detailed artwork graced the cover of the 1st U.K. edition of The Regulators by Richard Bachman, the “evil twin” pseudonym of Stephen King. Originally published in 1996 at the same time as its “mirror” novel Read more

In the early 1970s, long before the days when Stephen King would have millions of Constant Readers, a man named Bill Thompson was King’s #1 fan. While working for Doubleday, Thompson was responsible for editing nearly all of King’s earliest books including Carrie, ‘Salem’s Lot, The Shining, Night Shift, and The Stand. But the role Read more

Horns With a New Introduction by Joe Hill We are delighted to announce the upcoming publication of a fine press limited edition of Horns by Joe Hill.   “It was something… the way a person’s life picked up speed, the way a life was like a bullet aimed at one final target, impossible to slow Read more