Your shelf of Ligotti?

[BeelzeBob]

This has always been one of my favorite threads on here. I'm always fascinated with other people's Ligotti collections. I'm disappointed to see some of the older pictures have disappeared of some truly remarkable collections. My modest collection is still growing, slowly. Hope to see this thread get revived.

 

[Kevin]

And an excellent collection it is, BeelzeBob. Liking your original SOADD. What's that between The Shadow at the Bottom of the World and My Work is Not Yet Done?

Anyway, thanks for helping to keep the thread alive. Hopefully we're not the only 2 on TLO still willing to participate.

 

[Kevin]

Showman....where have you been hiding? Most impressive! I believe I see the Durtro ltds. of IHASPFTW and TDLT on the left? That's some TL heart!!

 

[BeelzeBob]

And an excellent collection it is, BeelzeBob. Liking your original SOADD. What's that between The Shadow at the Bottom of the World and My Work is Not Yet Done?

Anyway, thanks for helping to keep the thread alive. Hopefully we're not the only 2 on TLO still willing to participate.

Thanks. That's the Sideshow and Across The Border chapbooks squeezed in between the bigger books. I'm still working on tracking down a copy of Crampton. I may eventually feel like purchasing the Subterranean reissues of SOADD, Grim, and Noctuary, but for now I feel fine with just owning the originals. I'm a man of modest means so I've already accepted the fact that I may never own copies of IHASPFTW and TDLT, unless I'm fortunate enough to encounter someone that really needs the money quick and gives me a discounted price. Unlikely, but a boy can dream.

 

[Frater_Tsalal]

I forget if I posted a picture of my own Ligotti shelf way back when and can't be bothered to go back and check, but in any event, here's my current Ligotti shelf (which I also notice is in need of a good dusting, though now that I look at it the dust does give it a bit of atmosphere I suppose):

 

[Sashock Strashock]

Russian editions of Thomas Ligotti:
"Песни мертвого сновидца. Тератограф" ("Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe").
"Ноктуарий. Театр Гротеска" ("Noctuary and Teatro Grottesco").

 

[Grimalkin]

So happy to be back here lurking. While TLO was shut down, I received a rather tattered but readable copy of the Carrol & Graf paperback of Nightmare Factory, which I've been coveting for ages. I am re-reading the stories I've already consumed as well as encountering some new (to me) ones. Acquiring this marvelous collection has made my life complete.