Replay by Ken Grimwood - Numbered Edition

When 43-year-old radio journalist Jeff Winston dies and wakes up in his 18-year-old body in 1963, he is given a great gift: The ability to relive his life with all his memories of the previous 25 years intact. Now, he can make different decisions. But when Jeff reaches the end of his life, the replay happens again. And again. Jeff’s knowledge soon becomes as much of a curse as it is a blessing. As he plays out his life differently each cycle, he comes to discover that time is, in fact, shorter than he thinks—and that he is not alone.

One of the most elegant and gripping time travel stories ever written, Replay holds a mirror up to its reader, asking them to examine and re-examine their own existence. With each incarnation that Jeff lives through, we come to understand how short life truly is, and that to live each day to the fullest we cannot look backward, but must move forward.

First published in 1986, seven years before the release of the film Groundhog Day, Ken Grimwood’s novel was a precursor to countless “time loop” stories that would follow.

In 1988, Replay won The World Fantasy Award for Best Novel.

The fine press limited edition of Replay by Ken Grimwood is presented in four states: Roman Numeral, Lettered, Numbered and Artist editions. 

NUMBERED EDITION

• 6” x 9” trim size.
• 374 Pages.
• Limited to 350 copies.
• Handbound quarter leather binding.
• Printed Hahnemühle Bugra boards.
• Leather capped fore edges.
• Cover features a letterpress printed label.
• New exclusive afterword by Tim Powers.
• Eight full color illustrations by Alessandro Sicioldr Bianchi.
• Illustrations printed on translucent paper.
• Signed by Tim Powers and Alessandro Sicioldr Bianchi.
  
• Printed offset on Mohawk Via.
  
• Endsheets are Hahnemühle Bugra.
• Housed in a quarter leather chemise and a Japanese cloth slipcase.
  
• Bookmark with all pre-orders.

Published editions may differ slightly from mockups and prototype designs.
Artwork © 2021 by Alessandro Sicioldr Bianchi.
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