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Publishing Super Thursday... 12 Years, 7 Months ago  
I gather Christmas is the big season for books (as regulars know - I read and buy them every week of the year). Someone told me recently that 80% of music industry sales is in December - books are the same.

But Kindle has changed things. 65 My Life So Far has sold out every single copy of the 500 print run (£10,000 sounds a lot but I used to make that in a day with some of my 60s/70s hit singles). However, if you're on Kindle you can still buy it for a fraction of the price. I heartily recommend it to all readers (well, I would, wouldn't I?).
 
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Re:Publishing Super Thursday... 12 Years, 7 Months ago  
Have you thought of a reprint of the hardback (with an index hint hint) ?
 
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Re:Publishing Super Thursday... 12 Years, 7 Months ago  
The hint hint is true true but I've discarded the idea of a paperback for the moment in favour of a boost for the E book version which has started selling a lot on Kindle and I reckon we'll drop the price especially as the new Colour Kindle can carry all the photos (available anyway online) in colour too.
 
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Re:Publishing Super Thursday... 12 Years, 7 Months ago  
JK2006 wrote:
[quote]I gather Christmas is the big season for books (as regulars know - I read and buy them every week of the year). Someone told me recently that 80% of music industry sales is in December - books are the same. [quote]

December represented just over 20% of the albums market in 2010, and 12% of singles. It was 24% in December 2009, but the analysis was based on 6 weeks, (as 2009 was a 53 yeek year), wheras 2010 was only based on 5 weeks. (Stats taken from the BPI Year Book, based on Official Charts Company data).
 
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