Found The Fall of Arthur in Waterstones yesterday.
This is all the current planned editions, but I am hopeful that more will be produced, 50 seems a good total number for the series đ
This is all the current planned editions, but I am hopeful that more will be produced, 50 seems a good total number for the series đ
James Tauber wrote:
The signature paperbacks were the main reason I implemented the "series covers" view at the Tolkien Books Database
https://books.digitaltolkien.com/series-covers/#signature-pb
although some of the other series are nice too.
That's a nice resource. A couple of years ago, I captured most of the bibliographic information into PostgreSQL (with a proper detailed bibliographic structure/data model), and I started scanning all the covers, jackets, etc., from my own collection, along with detailed impression information, prices, etc. Has been on my "might complete someday, but currently lost interest" pile for a looooong time. Good to see more actual resources coming along. Tolkienbooks.net rocks, but it doesn't have quite the level of detail for individual impressions -- and obviously it stops at the point Neil got busy/interested on other things.
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