Thread: A blast from the past: Why B&N was supposed to kill Amazon
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Old 09-06-2018, 11:20 AM   #45
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
Big 5, probably, but when I checked last (been a while) there was all kinds of non-fiction stuff from University presses and specialty publishers available at Amazon & not B&N.
True, but the post I was responding to was talking about paper books in the Science Fiction/Fantasy section of the B&N store that were also available as ebooks at Amazon, but not at B&N.

The differences between Amazon and B&N's list of such mainstream books should have been vanishingly small. If you have a paper book available in the SF/F section of B&N, it's likely a Big 5 book, especially if you're talking nearly ten years ago when the Nook was first released.
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