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Old 09-11-2012, 12:41 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Nancy Fulda View Post
One of the most delightful surprises of my life involved ordering Lois McMaster Bujold's The Hallowed Hunt on Amazon, only to discover that the copy I received in the mail had been autographed.

I contacted Lois through Baen's Bar, and she said it was probably an extra copy from a bookstore autograph session. Apparently, even signed copies are sometimes sent back to the publisher and redistributed. Who knew?
That's the sort of thing that might get me sentimental enough to keep a signed book. I love good find stories!

I have a first printing, first edition of "A Game of Thrones" in lovely condition that I picked up for $1 way back when off a library's sale shelf. I found lots of nice, once read, nearly new hardcovers with dustjackets there, but that was the only one that was somewhat rare.

I know I should probably sell, now that it's an HBO series and "hot", but I haven't quite gotten there yet. My best book find ever though.

Edit: My find was not signed though! Congrats on yours, I know I'd have been thrilled if it happened to me, fun stuff!

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