With just under 1000 hardback copies sold or given away, we've run out.
I don't want to reprint. I'd like a paperback but simply don't have anywhere to store them or distribute them (most of ours sold on Amazon).
If it's still 10-1 ratio, a publisher could sell up to 10,000 copies but I suppose retail (what retail?) won't stock them (why not? Mad).
Any suggestions? The paperback would need work (Index, for a start, and dozens of factual corrections found by friends and readers).

I'd like to do it with a free Hits CD attached. We make thousands a month from iTunes sales.

Incidentally, it IS available on Kindle and has done quite well there.

Amazon could store and deliver the paperbacks:

"Fulfil Orders from other Channels: You can fulfil your orders from other channels using your inventory at Amazon. You maintain control over your inventory and can have it returned at any time."

Fullfilment by Amazon

Bloody Hell JK - £17.60? I went to Amazon intending to download it but then saw the price....

Worth every penny Brian - hey, look, a jacket is £15,000 in Bond Street!

I don't have a short answer, but can only chip in that it is a good read.

How about selling it by chapter, and each chapter comes with some relevant music.

The trouble is, Mike, that very soon there will be the release of the DVD/CD Me Me Me package and that includes a booklet packed with text and pictures; likewise the full script of the musical (since I want amateur theatrical companies and colleges to be able to buy the package and the script and do performances - backing tracks are included).

I have a new novel to write and the next movie to make.

Lots to do!