Hiya! :) As far as I know the only place they have been published - as separate parts in the bonus ephemera - was the Ineffable edition of the Illustrated Good Omens. Unfortunately that edition was limited to 666 copies and is sold out now :( (the other editions are still for sale and contain wonderful GO paintings by Paul Kidby, but not this one (though we don’t have info about the Celestial Edition yet, but... :D)). 

But perhaps if enough people wrote to him he would consider selling it as a print? :)

This is the box art from the Definitive Good Omens Ineffable Edition.

Above all, I love Crowley's and Aziraphale's portraits by Leonardo da Vinci. When I noticed the title of the book between the ineffable husbands, my heart missed a beat. It's "OMBRA E LUCE" and it means "Shadow and light". I... I really can't, ok?

We got #295/666

It’s so beautiful, no pics could do it justice.

Me: wamnt book

Me: physically shaking to resist risking financial instability for pretty book

So I was asked - by several people in a Good Omens Facebook group I shared my Shelfie on - to take pictures of all the books in more detail. I hope this is what they were after!

Above are the five of the six copies of Good Omens that I own. Oldest on the right, newest two middle and left!

These are two copies of the script book (left is Waterstone’s exclusive, middle is signed Limited Edition with four bonus scenes and artists drawings from set) and my copy of the TV companion.

This is the Good Omens themed edition of the SFX magazine, complete with poster and second mag with Terry and Neil in front and back covers.

And then there is my Ineffable edition of the Illustrated Good Omens, signed by Paul Kirby and Neil Gaiman and containing, as well as a beautiful version of Good Omens with illustrations not in any of the other copies, a tiny bound copy of the original 5k words of “William the Antichrist” that Neil wrote and then sent to Terry, starting this whole thing off, and a folder of “Good Omens Ephemera”. It is my pride and joy!

Especially to see what Crowley developed from, as that seems to have been the most significant change - other than Adam's name, of course. Obviously I'm more than happy this early Crowley split into Aziraphale and the Crowley we know know and love- but I kinda also really would have loved to have seen where that original Crowley would have taken the story ☺️ might have been even more of a disaster 🤣

Funny reading the bits that are very similar to the book and yet so different, because it just confuses the brain a lot when the text doesn't actually say what the brain expects it to 😂

Lovely book quality, too! Would be brilliant to maybe have it signed some day 😍🤞