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Exactly, Coral. Robert will publish a new edition when he believes he has enough new data to warrant it. Frankly, I don't see how his book could be improved. It's perfect as it is, and one of the most interesting monographs of the last decade. If he does bring out a new edition, however, I will be among the first in line to buy it.
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Perhaps you should read previous postings - this is what Robert has said -
"Sushka, and others who have previously inquired, I have continued to do research since the 2005 publication of my book. There will be a second edition. I just can't promise a time frame. I have new information, and there is one avenue I need to explore before I can justify a full revision. I am looking at a complete rewrite on this."
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Originally posted by toynbee View PostI wish it would be republished. I've been trying for more than three years to get a copy of this but £100 + is just too much for me ;-(. As for £250 ! that is just plain crazy.
Stephen...do you know ? would you like to enlighten us ?
Kind regards
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Originally posted by Stephen Thomas View PostDoes anyone know the REAL reason why this book has never been republished?
Stephen...do you know ? would you like to enlighten us ?
Kind regards
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Does anyone know the REAL reason why this book has never been republished?
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Hi Sushka
Thanks for letting me know about the Ebay auction although it is not a STARTING bid - it is a BUY IT NOW for £250.00.
My copy is still available.
Coral
Originally posted by sushka View PostAnother EBay auction at the moment with a STARTING bid of 250 pounds.
Robert, surely there is an eager publisher out there interested in that level of interest!!
Sushka
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Thanks for all the kind words about my book everyone. Monty, you are a gent and a scholar.
Originally posted by Bailey View PostI'd certainly be keen to see an expanded edition - perhaps RJM and Neal could bump heads to get the history of the Chapman photo included for completion too.
B.
Sushka, and others who have previously inquired, I have continued to do research since the 2005 publication of my book. There will be a second edition. I just can't promise a time frame. I have new information, and there is one avenue I need to explore before I can justify a full revision. I am looking at a complete rewrite on this.
£111 is too much. If I didn't own a copy, the book would be too expensive for me!
Cheers,
Robert
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Great book, great guy.
Ive a signed copy and its worth far more than £111 to me.
Monty
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I was fortunate enough to get a copy of the book (Cheers, Herr J!) and I must say, it was a great read, especially since I'm keen on photography as well. I wouldn't have thought the meagre selection of photos we have of the victims would provide enough material to fill even a slim volume, but it's a fabulous result, and the photos are reproduced very well. I'd certainly be keen to see an expanded edition - perhaps RJM and Neal could bump heads to get the history of the Chapman photo included for completion too.
B.
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Pent up demand for second edition
Wow! an auction on ebay has just concluded with a signed edition of The First Jack the Ripper Victim Photographs, going for 111 pounds. I dropped out well before that. Looks like some very heated bidding during the last hours.
Any chance for a second edition Robert anytime soon (or are you releasing some secret stash of first editions on ebay!!??
Sushka
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