The Floating Dragon (30th Anniversary Edition, Signed & Numbered #589/750)

Straub, Peter

ISBN 10: 1587671808 / ISBN 13: 9781587671807

Published by Cemetery Dance, 2013

About this Item

"This is the signed and numbered limited edition of The Floating Dragon, published by Cemetery Dance Publications (ISBN 9781587671807). Issued as a 30th Anniversary Edition, this premium hardcover was limited to 750 copies, each signed by the author and individually numbered on a dedicated limitation page. The book is numbered 589 of 750.

This edition features:

Author signature on the limitation page

Hand-numbered limitation (589/750)

High-quality binding and materials

Enhanced anniversary design, typical of Cemetery Dance special editions

Fine paper stock and upgraded production values for long-term preservation

The book is in new condition, with clean pages, a bright dust jacket (if issued), and a tight, unread binding. This numbered state is a sought-after collectible for fans of modern horror, anniversary editions, and Cemetery Dance limited releases.".

Seller Inventory # Floating589

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Floating Dragon (30th Anniversary Edition, Signed & Numbered #589/750)
• Publisher: Cemetery Dance
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1587671808
• ISBN 13: 9781587671807
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New
• Dust Jacket Condition: New
• Weight: 65 ounces
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)

About this title

Synopsis

The terrors afflicting the sleepy town of Hampstead, Connecticut, were beyond imagination. Sparrows dropping dead from the trees like rotten fruit, disfiguring diseases spreading like wildfire, inexplicable murders and child drownings shattering the lives of the citizens—never can such a list of horrors have afflicted one town. But the evil madness had a long history. A catastrophe had struck Hampstead every thirty years since its foundation 300 years before — yet only Graham Williams, a writer and descendant of one of the original founders, had looked into the 'black summers' and their mysterious origins. When he discovers that descendants of the three other original settlers are back living in the town, he knows it will be the blackest summer yet...