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Old 03-10-2012, 09:04 AM   #12
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Zombies. Blearg!

Not a bad idea going into B&N after PubIt! books. Whenever I get in there, though, every search I do through a specific genre bounces me into best-sellers by major publishers and old classics. One nice thing: I found the latest version of Solaris, the new translation, that I was expecting to come out next month.

(And I always wonder who I have to #*@% to get onto one of those front pages with even one of my books...)

Know what else: The PubIt! "science fiction and fantasy" section is probably 95% fantasy. No sales...
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