Pretty awesome if you liked Grim Fandango and/or would appreciate a glimpse into a true classic's creative documentation. To quote myself:
Tim Schafer has just dropped a pretty awesome surprise on our laps to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Grim Fandango: the original Grim Fandango puzzle/design document.Written in 1996, this mostly-complete document details the cut-scenes and puzzles in the game. What makes this particularly fascinating is that it's packed with concept art and descriptions of scenes/puzzles that were cut from the game, giving us an insight into a slightly different Grim Fandango.
http://www.mixnmojo.com/php/news/showfi ... asartsnews 
BTW if you want to be awesome and highly approved by Thrik, Digg this: http://digg.com/pc_games/Grim_Fandango_ ... t_released 
That's like releasing one single print run of a book, which is a decision that must be respected, which however does not mean that you can't lend the book you've got of that exact print run to friends or something.
KT! thanks man