Additional copies from the print run are being bound and will be ready in February 2025. They are part of the 500 copy limitation, NOT additional copies.

Our signed, limited edition of Faun by Joe Hill is published in four states: Standard, Deluxe, Lettered and Roman Numeral.

Every copy is signed by Joe Hill and Francois Vaillancourt

In Faun, Joe Hill displays his mastery of the short form in a dark fantasy novella about a group of wealthy hunters whose members seek the thrill of hunting exotic animals.

During an expedition, one of the hunters mentions the existence of an even more exclusive hunting area, accessed through a little door in Maine. To see what lies on the other side, just speak with the ominous-sounding Mr. Charn. Oh, and bring your checkbook.

The story raises questions about the ethics of hunting, the repercussions of exploiting the natural world, and the consequences of human greed, masterfully interwoven in a tale that highlights Hill’s boundless imagination and leaves us wanting for more.

Joe Hill is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Fireman, Heart-Shaped Box, and Strange Weather. He is also the co-creator of the Eisner Award-winning comic Locke & Key.

STANDARD STATE:

• Limited to 500 unnumbered copies.
• Hand bound by Ludlow Bookbinders in quarter Elephant Hide and Napura Khepera paper. Elephant Hide possesses a durable, parchment-like finish that takes the gold foil-stamped title on the spine exceptionally well. The Khepera paper has a speckled appearance which changes texture and colour when blind stamped on the front board with the faun skull and horn motif that runs throughout the edition.
• Printed letterpress on Munken Pure Rough 120gsm paper by Nomad Letterpress with a two colour title page.
• Colourplan Slate endpapers with coltskin embossing.
• Housed in a custom slipcase covered in FancyLinen cloth and lined in suedel.
• Trim size of 170mm by 240mm (6.7in by 9.5in).
• 50 pages plus front and back matter plus 12 full colour illustrations (including one double page spread).
• 3 pen and ink drawings printed letterpress.