For all two of you Romney fans

[Luddly Neddite]

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Probably 10 times what Obama's Book on "How to be a Great US President" would sell for

 

[Moonglow]

I wouldn't even want to spend that much on a paper weight.

 

[Moonglow]

He's back to the old, buyout a losing company, raid the retirement funds, file bankruptcy and have the govt. bail out retirement funds while they buy another mansion.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Probably 10 times what Obama's Book on "How to be a Great US President" would sell for

Oh don't be such a poor loser.

This is actually good news. It means you can still get one of the few millions copies that no one else wants.

 

[TheOldSchool]

That cover picture's ridiculous. What a douche

 

[Moonglow]

The byline is You didn't print that!

 

[Katzndogz]

I saw Hope by Bill Clinton at the dollar store. Nancy Pelosi's book was used as ballast, they even tried giving it away for DNC donations.

 

[JoeB131]

It's on the Same table as the Novelization of "Star Wars:The Phantom Menace".

Romney is now down there with Jar-Jar Binks...

 

[hjmick]

I see there are some who do not understand how the book business works...

 

[JoeB131]

I see there are some who do not understand how the book business works...

The book business still works at this point?

 

[PredFan]

I see there are some who do not understand how the book business works...

I don't think Luddley understands how ANYTHING works, lol.

 

[hjmick]

I see there are some who do not understand how the book business works...

The book business still works at this point?

It does for some, not so much for others.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Having owned bookstores in Denver, my bet is I know more than you do about the book business. OTOH, even if you're in the business of selling framastats, you sometimes have to take a loss in order to make space for items that will most certainly sell better than this turkey.

This is a real buy for the hc. Its $1.66 on Amazon.

But, for a penny, you can buy the paperback.

BUT, even though President Obama has done very well with his titles, traditionally, books by politicians don't sell well at all. Especially if you're a chronic loser like Mittens, or, for that matter, $illy $arah.

Also take note that even the most popular titles, authors and subjects are usually available on Amazon for one cent. If you ever wanna know how people can make money selling books for one cent, let me know. Also interesting is that you can find books that are worth, oh say, $3, for sale for $3000. But I guess all you authorities on the book business already knew all this. Me? I learn something new every day.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

I see there are some who do not understand how the book business works...

The book business still works at this point?

I hate to see the end of brick and mortar but I do well selling on Amazon and some other smaller online sellers. I love my Kindle but I also love real books. Luckily, others feel the same way.

 

[Missourian]

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[hjmick]

Having owned bookstores in Denver, my bet is I know more than you do about the book business. OTOH, even if you're in the business of selling framastats, you sometimes have to take a loss in order to make space for items that will most certainly sell better than this turkey.

This is a real buy for the hc. Its $1.66 on Amazon.

But, for a penny, you can buy the paperback.

BUT, even though President Obama has done very well with his titles, traditionally, books by politicians don't sell well at all. Especially if you're a chronic loser like Mittens, or, for that matter, $illy $arah.

Also take note that even the most popular titles, authors and subjects are usually available on Amazon for one cent. If you ever wanna know how people can make money selling books for one cent, let me know. Also interesting is that you can find books that are worth, oh say, $3, for sale for $3000. But I guess all you authorities on the book business already knew all this. Me? I learn something new every day.

Guess that makes us even. My family owned a bookstore for many years. It was my first job, my first management position, and my first love.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

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Are you bragging because his book is selling for twice the one cent?

Did you miss where I wrote,

BUT, even though President Obama has done very well with his titles, traditionally, books by politicians don't sell well at all. Especially if you're a chronic loser like Mittens, or, for that matter, $illy $arah.

Also take note that even the most popular titles, authors and subjects are usually available on Amazon for one cent.

GET IT NOW??

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Having owned bookstores in Denver, my bet is I know more than you do about the book business. OTOH, even if you're in the business of selling framastats, you sometimes have to take a loss in order to make space for items that will most certainly sell better than this turkey.

This is a real buy for the hc. Its $1.66 on Amazon.

But, for a penny, you can buy the paperback.

BUT, even though President Obama has done very well with his titles, traditionally, books by politicians don't sell well at all. Especially if you're a chronic loser like Mittens, or, for that matter, $illy $arah.

Also take note that even the most popular titles, authors and subjects are usually available on Amazon for one cent. If you ever wanna know how people can make money selling books for one cent, let me know. Also interesting is that you can find books that are worth, oh say, $3, for sale for $3000. But I guess all you authorities on the book business already knew all this. Me? I learn something new every day.

Guess that makes us even. My family owned a bookstore for many years. It was my first job, my first management position, and my first love.

Mine too. No matter what, I'll always be addicted to books. I like the look, the feel and the smell. Love my Kindle too but I live in two houses and there's not one room in either house that doesn't include bookcases. THAT's why I'm in the biz of selling used books on line.

 

[hjmick]

Guess that makes us even. My family owned a bookstore for many years. It was my first job, my first management position, and my first love.

Mine too. No matter what, I'll always be addicted to books. I like the look, the feel and the smell. Love my Kindle too but I live in two houses and there's not one room in either house that doesn't include bookcases. THAT's why I'm in the biz of selling used books on line.

See, I can't give up the tactile feel of holding a book and turning the pages. My wife loves her Nook, but I will always choose the hardback or paperback, if I can wait that long.