Jason Schwartz

Strange. I was unable to send Private messages yesterday. I wonder if there's site-wide glitches happening.

Could you please add my set to the list? It's currently on Ebay for $9995 US (Or Best Offer). I would likely take an offer of $8000 off ebay. If someone knows of a similar set in similar condition being offered for much less, I'd be willing to consider lower offers. Matching limited (SubPress only) set #217. Includes Books 1-5 + Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Rights to future volumes reserved through Camelot Books. Extras include SoS signed bookmarks, GoT Sketchbook and CoK sketchbook.

I'm the guy with the $10k priced Sub Press matching set on ebay, and I thought I'd weigh in here about my thoughts on pricing for my ebay listing: I priced it high, but I don't expect anyone to buy it outright at that price any time soon. I have the best offer option and I don't mind entertaining lesser offers. I'm not particularly eager to sell and I like having and building upon the set. I'm a collector, but I just want it to be out there to let people know it is available for the right price.

I am the owner of the matching SubPress set #217 currently on ebay. Please see the listing for details. Feel free to email me at [email protected] with offers or questions.

Steer Clear. Steer clear. Warning on this fellow. I bought a book from him before (also no picture, also supposedly #10) It was The Windup Girl. But as I figured out later, not a legit copy. This title was released in a Limited edition with slipcase and different jacket for #1-200 and without a slipcase for ones numbered after. But mine was of the kind that should have been numbered 201-500, but sure enough #10 was written in the limitation area. This guy gets blank sub press books and then writes a number in himself. (I can only assume). I contacted Bill at Subpress, but he wasn't much help beyond saying how the two versions were numbered. I'm not sure how these blank books are coming into circulation.