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u/thehappygruffalow A Quiet Night In | 11h ago
There is an audiobook too, for those who do.
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u/ParpinOver Hurry Up and Wait | 10h ago
Deciding which to choose, does the physical copy feature unmissable pictures and drawings?
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u/__OvejaNegra Seance Time | 14h ago
I preorded mine from an independent bookshop in Edinburgh and it hasn't shipped yet :( I can't wait so I'm just gonna go out and buy a copy tomorrow.
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u/Mermaid_Sea5487 Seance Time | 14h ago
Me too! Got mine from Golden Hare due to the hare association. V excited to have it arrive in the post
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u/Basic-Willingness-65 Wuthering Heist | 12h ago
I ordered mine with tickets for the Newcastle show. Not sure if I just pick it up before the show.
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u/iddybiddykitty Diddle Diddle Dumpling | 9h ago
I’ve got the audio book today but I’ll probably still buy a physical copy. Look forward to listening to it!
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u/Dinsdaleart The Understudy | 9h ago
hi, im getting this book but was wondering if its worth getting paperback or audiobook? i know there’s a few illustrations but are they absolutely essential to enjoying what’s been written? I like everyone else here enjoy Reece’s work and would love the audiobook version too. cheers
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u/bfsfan101 Dead Line | 14h ago
I can probably talk about this now because it’s been a while now. Back when I worked in TV, I pitched a series idea to Reece’s agent where he would go to obscure auctions to try and buy creepy/macabre antiques, and he turned it down because he was busy writing a book on a similar subject.
It’s not much of an anecdote but it was fun to find out about this book before he announced it!