Great Job! I hope it keeps going up and up
I am delighted to hear that! Congrats!
I always look for FPW books in whatever bookstore I'm browsing through, and in NYC they are not easy to find. I am constantly amazed by the paucity of F.P. Wilson books in my neck of the woods.
So, in spite of not being easy to find in NYC, you've made the NYTime bestseller list! Woo hoo!
P.S. I finally went back to the Barnes and Noble at Lincoln Center, Bluesman's B&N. My ranting may have had an effect. They returned a modest amount of racks of mass market bestsellers to the first floor, right by the entrance. I got what I wanted! Somebody listened, maybe. Or maybe lots of other people complained.
I did have to go to the second floor and search for FPW books before I found the $4.99 copy of "The Tomb" and they also had a $4.99 version of "All the Rage," which I picked up, of course. I think the $4.99 books should have been prominently displayed by the cash registers, but I didn't see any there.
I always look for FPW books in whatever bookstore I'm browsing through, and in NYC they are not easy to find. I am constantly amazed by the paucity of F.P. Wilson books in my neck of the woods.
So, in spite of not being easy to find in NYC, you've made the NYTime bestseller list! Woo hoo!
P.S. I finally went back to the Barnes and Noble at Lincoln Center, Bluesman's B&N. My ranting may have had an effect. They returned a modest amount of racks of mass market bestsellers to the first floor, right by the entrance. I got what I wanted! Somebody listened, maybe. Or maybe lots of other people complained.
I did have to go to the second floor and search for FPW books before I found the $4.99 copy of "The Tomb" and they also had a $4.99 version of "All the Rage," which I picked up, of course. I think the $4.99 books should have been prominently displayed by the cash registers, but I didn't see any there.
This post was last modified: 09-29-2006, 11:01 PM by Maggers.
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Congrats, FPW! You and your books certainly deserve it. I'm always suggesting your books to people and it looks like the word is getting out! Sometimes I wait until Christmas and ask for the RJ books as a gift (yes, it's torture to wait that long), but I ordered right away this year so hopefully I helped the rank!
stacyzinda123 Wrote:Congrats, FPW! You and your books certainly deserve it. I'm always suggesting your books to people and it looks like the word is getting out! Sometimes I wait until Christmas and ask for the RJ books as a gift (yes, it's torture to wait that long), but I ordered right away this year so hopefully I helped the rank!
[SIZE="3"]You did, Stacy. First week sales are all-important. It's all based on weekly sales, not total sales. IOW, if books A & B each has a total sale of 50k copies, the one that sells 1k per week for 50 weeks will never make the list; the one that sells 10k a week for 5 weeks will.[/SIZE]
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Wow. Great to hear this!
Lated congrats from me, too
huh...I have to find my english back
I do not use it instead of this board....
greetings
Lated congrats from me, too
huh...I have to find my english back
I do not use it instead of this board....
greetings
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Absolutely wonderful news!
Our newest mission is to push the next RJ book even "higher" up that list!
Mike
Our newest mission is to push the next RJ book even "higher" up that list!
Mike
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Sweet!!!!
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