books you want to see reprinted

[Anonymous No.18910231]

i want a new edition of wyndham lewis' the apes of god, current going rates are ludacris
also miss macintosh my darling but it's apparently coming from dalkey in 2022 so that's cool
what are yours??

[Anonymous No.18910238]

The Confessions of Samuel Chamberlain

[Anonymous No.18910339]

A Chronicle of a Voyage

[Anonymous No.18910373]

>>18910231
The old faith and the new by Strauss

[Anonymous No.18910680]

>>18910238
seems cool
>>18910339
seems rare, damn
>>18910373
seems...available? if a bit pricey

[Anonymous No.18910721]

>>18910231
Oblomov

[Anonymous No.18910769]

>>18910231
The complete works of Frances Hodgson Burnett, Charlotte Dacre and Albert R. Wetjen.

[Anonymous No.18910772]

>>18910231
Hairy bitch.

[Anonymous No.18910781]

>>18910721
the fuck you talking about?

[Anonymous No.18911491]

>>18910769
checks out cuz i ain’t ever heard of em lol

[Anonymous No.18911834]

>>18910772

[Anonymous No.18913418]

Complete works of Guenon in three volumes en francais. I just did that myself using a print on demand service.

[Anonymous No.18913932]

>>18913418
guenon is a meme but that is dangerously based anon

[Anonymous No.18913983]

[Anonymous No.18913994]

>>18913983
last time i checked their twitter i thought they might be hinting at this

[Anonymous No.18914014]

>>18910231
A reprint of Joseph and his Brothers would be nice

Really, a lot of older fantasy works (pre-70s mostly) don't have nice professional paperbacks, mostly amateur weirdly-formatted print-on-demand paperbacks or shitty ebooks; if you want nice ones you have to hunt down ancient paperbacks and most likely you'll end up paying more for something that's probably yellowed and falling apart. We really need something like an Oxford's World Classics or Library of America but for older fantasy works: a curated line in a nice uniform format, easily available. There was something similar with the Ballantine Adult Fantasy line in the 60s and the Fantasy Masterworks series later on but they're discontinued

[Anonymous No.18914079]

>>18913994
I really fucking hope so

[Anonymous No.18914083]

>>18914014
re: last bit

seems like a good business idea. acquire rights to forgotten/obscure books cheaply, have them properly typeset and slip them into a sleek, recognizable design à la NYRB classics or fitzcarraldo, or the ones you mentioned. get some yahoo to write an introduction. put them out at a steady drip, say one or two per month. maybe release limited editions (gaudy funko pop artwork) for collectors and/or subscribers. work your way up, using revenue to license even bigger works. my eyes are dollar signs

[Anonymous No.18914133]

>>18910781
It's really hard to find it in my country.

[Anonymous No.18914151]

^^^^All of the above posts were by a single poster, in case you hadn't noticed.

[Anonymous No.18914154]

>>18913983
Lmao is it out of print? Good thing I got my first edition

[Anonymous No.18914358]

>>18914154
It’s selling for like $800

[Anonymous No.18915596]

>>18914151
meds

[Anonymous No.18915625]

>>18910231
Pernkopf: Topographische Anatomie des Menschen (1937, 41; 63).

[Anonymous No.18915632]

[Anonymous No.18916001]

german version of It cannot be stormed by Ernst von Salomon
german version of Gilles by Drieu La Rochelle

[Anonymous No.18916338]

>>18914154
same

[Anonymous No.18917023]

>>18914133
what country?

[Anonymous No.18917251]

For a long time it was a decent hardcover edition of The Anatomy of Melancholy, but I've pre-ordered the new Penguin one which I'm pretty hopeful about. Though I've seen some reviews from the UK where it's already out and they seem kind of mixed, so maybe that's what I deserve for trusting Penguin.

Otherwise I'd love some new printings of the lesser known works of William Gaddis and Joseph McElroy. I got the recent hardcover edition of Women and Men from Dzanc Books and it's perfect, but McElroy's other work is a huge pain in the ass to find

[Anonymous No.18917811]

The Jews and their lies

[Anonymous No.18917873]

>>18910231
Diary Of The Siege Of Constantinople, 1453. It sounds interesting but nearly impossible to find. There was one small printing and that's it. To be fair, there might be a reason for that, but still. I want to read it. The only version online is just a small fragment.

[Anonymous No.18918320]

>>18910231
I want to read Ocean of Fertility (or whatever its called in english) so badly but getting it in german print costs 50 euros. I really hope there will be a german reprint some time soon.

[Anonymous No.18918336]

>>18918320
forgot pic,
this is the last print from the eighties

[Anonymous No.18919795]

>>18918336
nice cover

[Anonymous No.18921047]

>>18910231
Most poetry books. They only print enormous, cumbersome collected works and poorly curated selected works

[Anonymous No.18921388]

a nice completed works of Thomas Carlyle

[Anonymous No.18923273]

>>18921047
i’m a cheap bastard so i kinda like collected works

[Anonymous No.18923327]

Infinite Jest on rolls of toilet paper

[Anonymous No.18925024]

>>18917023
china

[Anonymous No.18925418]

>>18910231
this motherfucker