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Update, Feb 29, 2004: Sadly, I no longer live close to Borderlands, the bookstore that was shipping inscribed copies for me -- in fact, I now live 9,000 miles away! However, Borderlands still has a large supply of signed books and bookplates, and is happy to keep on selling them via mail-order wtih no shipping costs.

Looking for a signed copy of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom? ~~By a happy coincidence, I live a couple blocks from Borderlands Books, an excellent science fiction bookstore in San Francisco that is happy to do mail-order.~~

So, if you're interested in a signed copy, you can call (888.893.4008), fax (415.824.8543), or email your order to the store, and they'll send you a copy (while supplies last!). There is no charge for media-mail shipping within the continental US.
Priority mail in the US will be $6.00 (that's delivery within three
days or so). International will be Global Priority for $10 to Canada or
$12 elsewhere. To get the free shipping, just mention that you heard
about it here.

Comments (4) | Posted on February 5, 2003 05:53 PM

4 Responses to “Get a signed copy shipped to your door”

Denise Davis says:

September 15, 2006 at 6:18 am

What is the price difference between a signed and unsigned copy of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom?
Cory Doctorow says:

September 15, 2006 at 6:19 am

They cost the same.
Chris says:

February 16, 2010 at 10:26 pm

Is it still possible to get our copy signed if we mailed it to you along with enough money for you to mail it back?
Cory Doctorow says:

February 17, 2010 at 7:20 am

Alas, I'm just not set up to do this -- I'd have to line up at the post office for an hour, etc. You can try Bakka Books in Toronto or Forbidden Planet in London to see if they have any signed stock

The book is designed simply, with key relationships being established with an economy of words that leads to a reading experience that I found immensely refreshing, accomplishing in approximately two hundred pages what other novels take four hundred to do. I must be becoming used to reading doorstops as the mid-point climax hit me like the slap of an enraged fat woman, unexpected and full of reverberation.

Paul Skevington,
SF Crows' Nest

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