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This time, we're told that overnight Sword of Orion was ranked at 795 overall at amazon.com, and hit #20 in the science fiction sub-list... ahead of Ms A. Rand...hehe. Last we looked the amazon ranking was down to... 1136, which isn't too shabby. Meanwhile we see proof that Barnes and Noble is getting behind the book, since Sword of Orion was ranked at a real good... 408! there this morning. We've had some slippage to 502, but hey, this is a good day to order from BN.com or go visit the store while you can still get a copy of the soon to be hard to find first printing...(hey, we can hope!).
If you're stopping by BN or Borders to pick up Sword of Orion you ought to swoop on by the H shelf -- not too far from the L shelf, after all, and see if you can dig up a copy of the new James A. Hetley Dragon's Eye. Has a cover that could be a poster for the swim-team... and good words. Maine author... and I'm sorry that dental stuff has put a crimp on us getting by his signing and readings in the more or less area.
So, today we're printing flyers to stuff into out-going SRM orders, and I'm trying to catch the thoughtwave on some of the website stuff. Thunk, thunk... I dunno.
(Note to editor, publisher, agent: no, we are NOT spending all our time staring at the amazon numbers. We do some of it, and our friends and readers help. If you've read this, you know we can't all work on project number one all the time, eh?)
This time, we're told that overnight Sword of Orion was ranked at 795 overall at amazon.com, and hit #20 in the science fiction sub-list... ahead of Ms A. Rand...hehe. Last we looked the amazon ranking was down to... 1136, which isn't too shabby. Meanwhile we see proof that Barnes and Noble is getting behind the book, since Sword of Orion was ranked at a real good... 408! there this morning. We've had some slippage to 502, but hey, this is a good day to order from BN.com or go visit the store while you can still get a copy of the soon to be hard to find first printing...(hey, we can hope!).
If you're stopping by BN or Borders to pick up Sword of Orion you ought to swoop on by the H shelf -- not too far from the L shelf, after all, and see if you can dig up a copy of the new James A. Hetley Dragon's Eye. Has a cover that could be a poster for the swim-team... and good words. Maine author... and I'm sorry that dental stuff has put a crimp on us getting by his signing and readings in the more or less area.
So, today we're printing flyers to stuff into out-going SRM orders, and I'm trying to catch the thoughtwave on some of the website stuff. Thunk, thunk... I dunno.
(Note to editor, publisher, agent: no, we are NOT spending all our time staring at the amazon numbers. We do some of it, and our friends and readers help. If you've read this, you know we can't all work on project number one all the time, eh?)
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2005-10-28 05:40 (UTC)again, it depends,. Are you talking hardcover or softcover? The hardcover has been shipping well AFAIK. The softcover... well...
according to our information the softcover ship date was changed by the marketing mavens at the distributor to take advantage of special planetary influences and other esoteria...
And alas, resellers *are* our issues; if people can't get the books we can't get the royalties, and if the royalties don't come in.... we don't want to go there, eh?
Hmmm... back to the other question... if you ordered on September 4 we were still at DragonCon... and we had a computer burp while we were away, so there *is* a chance that the order didn't make our database. Do drop me a note at srm.