Until now, customers have had
little reason to buy direct from publishers, but increased personalization
and customization may be the incentive that sways them.
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In 1973, Gore Vidal sardonically
critiqued the bestseller list of the age, and now Lauren Sarner echoes the
practice, mining cultural signifiers from our own current list.
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More News from PP:
Startup Nextread.me promises to
combine the best of social media book discovery and bargain book shopping.
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From the Archives:
Ohio publishers Two Dollar Radio
are interested in singular, bold writing, and if you tattoo their logo on
your body you get a lifetime of books for free.
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Friday, August 30, 2013
What The Best Seller List Means: Then and Now
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