Marrows Pit by Keith Deininger (3 results)

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. NEW MINI-HARDBACK. SIGNED by KEITH DEININGER [No Inscription]. LIMITED Ed. #91/100. NO DJ, as Published. NO remainder mark. "Built to encompass the entire range of lifeless mountains, it had always, relentlessly, clanked on and on. Within, vast halls and endless corridors were filled with the sounds of metal on metal, with hissing steam, with squealing gears. In the eyes of its citizens, it was sacred, deified, omniscient. Enshrined in their mythology for innumerable generations, it had gone by countless designations, but its truest name was perhaps its plainest: the Machine. For Ballard, the Machine is a place of tedium, and ignorance, and cruelty. He sees little use in his mundane job and secretly questions the purpose of the Machine. When tragedy strikes, Ballard is forced to embark on a paranoid journey that will take him outside of the Machine, and everything he's ever known, over the edge into darkness, past the point of no return . . . toward the blackness known as Marrow's Pit." | SHIPS AIRMAIL INTERNATIONALLY! [REDUCED Charges for Standard International Delivery]. Signed by Author(s).

Hardback. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: No dustjacket. First Signed Numbered Limited. A SIGNED NUMBERED LIMITED edition of 100 copies only. Book #21 of 100. SIGNED by Keith Deininger on the limitation page. Stated first edition. This pocket-sized (117mm x 160mm) hardback book is brand new and unread and was published without a dust jacket. "Built to encompass the entire range of lifeless mountains, it had always, relentlessly, clanked on and on. Within, vast halls and endless corridors were filled with the sounds of metal on metal, with hissing steam, with squealing gears. In the eyes of its citizens, it was sacred, deified, omniscient. Enshrined in their mythology for innumerable generations, it had gone by countless designations, but its truest name was perhaps its plainest: the Machine. For Ballard, the Machine is a place of tedium, and ignorance, and cruelty. He sees little use in his mundane job and secretly questions the purpose of the Machine. When tragedy strikes, Ballard is forced to embark on a paranoid journey that will take him outside of the Machine, and everything he's ever known, over the edge into darkness, past the point of no return . . . toward the blackness known as Marrow's Pit." IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DESPATCH.

Hardback. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: No dustjacket. First Signed Numbered Limited. A SIGNED NUMBERED LIMITED edition of 100 copies only. Book #60 of 100. SIGNED by Keith Deininger on the limitation page. Stated first edition. This pocket-sized (117mm x 160mm) hardback book is brand new and unread and was published without a dust jacket. "Built to encompass the entire range of lifeless mountains, it had always, relentlessly, clanked on and on. Within, vast halls and endless corridors were filled with the sounds of metal on metal, with hissing steam, with squealing gears. In the eyes of its citizens, it was sacred, deified, omniscient. Enshrined in their mythology for innumerable generations, it had gone by countless designations, but its truest name was perhaps its plainest: the Machine. For Ballard, the Machine is a place of tedium, and ignorance, and cruelty. He sees little use in his mundane job and secretly questions the purpose of the Machine. When tragedy strikes, Ballard is forced to embark on a paranoid journey that will take him outside of the Machine, and everything he's ever known, over the edge into darkness, past the point of no return . . . toward the blackness known as Marrow's Pit." IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DESPATCH.