2 Paul Tremblay first editions are documented on this shelf, from A Head Full of Ghosts (2015) to The Cabin at the End of the World (2018). Each linked guide gives the points of issue that separate a true first printing of that Paul Tremblay title from later printings and book-club copies — the publisher and year to expect, the number-line or edition-statement conventions, and the tells that show up in online listings.

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A Head Full of Ghosts — 2015 · William MorrowHardcover, published 2 June 2015, 287 pp, ISBN 9780062363237. The first printing carries the 'First Edition' statement together with a full descending number line ending in 1 on the copyright page, and a first-state dust jacket priced as issued. Won the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Novel for 2015 (presented 2016). The US William Morrow 2015 hardcover is the true first. The UK Titan edition (2016) is a later, separate edition. Later printings drop the lowest digits from the number line. There is no traditional book-club edition; confirm both the 'First Edition' slug and a complete number line ending in 1, plus the priced first-state jacket.
The Cabin at the End of the World — 2018 · William MorrowHardcover, published 26 June 2018, ISBN 9780062679109. The first printing carries the 'First Edition' statement with a full descending number line ending in 1 on the copyright page, and a first-state dust jacket priced as issued. Won the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Novel for 2018. The US William Morrow 2018 hardcover is the true first. The UK Titan edition followed later in 2018 and is a separate edition. Later printings remove the lowest digits from the number line. Confirm the 'First Edition' slug, the full number line ending in 1, and the priced first-state jacket.

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