

The Dog Stars by Peter Heller (Signed & Slipcased Deluxe Limited Edition) HOT
- Author: Peter Heller
- Artist: François Vaillancourt
- Pub. Date: 2023
- Status: In-stock and Shipping Soon!
$125.00
- ABOUT
“ A dreamy, postapocalyptic love letter to things of beauty, big and small: a twitching trout, a can of Sprite, empathy, sex, decency, and a good dog.”
— Gillian Flynn, author of Gone Girl
The Dog Stars: Signed & Slipcased Limited Edition
by Peter Heller
A New Special Edition from Lividian Publications!
Lividian Publications is proud to be publishing a deluxe signed, numbered, and slipcased Limited Edition hardcover of The Dog Stars by Peter Heller. This special edition has been lavishly crafted with collectors and readers alike in mind. François Vaillancourt provided stunning color artwork for the dust jacket and frontispiece, plus twelve black and white illustrations for the interior, making this special edition a true work of art.
Retail Price: $125
Publication Date: 2023
Special Features:
• Full-color dust jacket artwork by François Vaillancourt
• Full-color frontispiece by François Vaillancourt
• Twelve interior illustrations by François Vaillancourt
Deluxe Production Features:
• Offset printed on an acid-free archival quality paper stock
• A fine cloth binding
• Hot foil stamping on the front cover and spine
• Smyth-sewn to create a more durable binding
• Twine head and tail bands
• High-quality endpapers
• Sewn-in satin ribbon page marker
• Custom-made slipcase stamped with hot foil and featuring a unique die-cut window
• Signed by Peter Heller and François Vaillancourt
• Limited to 750 signed and numbered copies
About the Book:
Hig survived the flu that killed everyone he knows. His wife is gone, his friends are dead, he lives in the hangar of a small abandoned airport with his dog, his only neighbor a gun-toting misanthrope. In his 1956 Cessna, Hig flies the perimeter of the airfield or sneaks off to the mountains to fish and pretend that things are the way they used to be. But when a random transmission somehow beams through his radio, the voice ignites a hope deep inside him that a better life–something like his old life–exists beyond the airport. Risking everything, he flies past his point of no return–not enough fuel to get him home–following the trail of the static-broken voice on the radio. But what he encounters and what he must face–in the people he meets, and in himself–is both better and worse than anything he could have hoped for.