The Lettered Edition of Starling House by Alix E. Harrow Available!

We’d like to highlight the signed lettered edition of Alix E. Harrow’s Starling House, which is one of our most lavish productions, as you can see from the photos.

If the limited edition is more to your liking, we still have copies available. 

Finally, those who order the lettered edition of Starling House will get the first crack at our next signed lettered edition by Alix. That novel, The Everlasting, recently won the Hugo award for best novel.

Our edition of Starling House:

• Is printed in two colors throughout.
• Features illustrated endsheets, with a different image on the front and back;
• Includes the five illustrations from the trade hardcover edition, reimagined as duotones;
• Is augmented by four full-page illustrations printed in full-color to highlight their richness and contrast;
• Includes the bonus chapter and epilogue previously available only in the BN.com edition;
• Sports a chapter head illustration repeated throughout the book.

The lettered edition will feature: 

• Quarter-bound in navy goatskin leather;
• Boards are covered in a unique botanical contact print by artist Velma Boyard;
• Traycase is bound in dark brown cloth with leather labels;
• “Starling House” is foil stamped on the front of the traycase, and is designed to look like a faded historical plaque;
• The Starling House key is blind-stamped onto the inner suede traycase liner.

Lettered: 26 signed, specially bound copies, housed in a custom traycase: $1500

Limited: 750 signed numbered hardcover copies: $175

From Publishers Weekly (Starred Review):

“Harrow’s prose cuts straight to the heart as she melds a story of family legacy and historical oppression with a stirring call to speak the truth. Readers will be left chewing on this tale long after the last page, and Starling House will no doubt take its place alongside fiction’s most memorable haunted houses.”

From Booklist:

“Starling House is a brilliant book; Harrow’s world building and writing style speak to her authorial experience and love of the story she writes. It is at once fantasy and reality, tied up in an inextricable knot that speaks truth about the things we need and the things we want, what we wish we could do to those who try to make us feel less than, and what reality calls for.”

From Library Journal (Starred Review):

“Harrow’s captivating prose centers her flawed, cynical protagonists in a haunting plot of horrible actions, fog-hidden beasts, and moving connections between family, friends, and lovers. Fans of Shirley Jackson and Catriona Ward should pick this up.”