Thread: is there an ereader market for straight men?
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Old 06-04-2011, 03:57 PM   #92
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I think that might be true, but only for NYC.

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Originally Posted by hermes View Post

A publisher friend in NYC tells me that book buyers are overwhelmingly females and homosexual men. Truth or fact?
My guess is that most strait men don't read books about picking up women. They read books about history or politics; business; Sci-fi; or magazines like Popular Mechanics, PC World, Guns and Ammo, or some other hobby. Young men might prefer Maxim
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