Clarification
Feb 10, 2012
Feb 10, 2012
Thursday evening we changed the headline and opening sentence in our story about the American Booksellers Association’s for-profit IndieCommerce subsidiary delisting Amazon titles. We made the changes at the request of IndieCommerce director Matt Supko, who said that the policy change was made by IndieCommerce personnel. Because the ABA is a nonprofit, it can’t tell its members to carry or not carry a book or books.
The Roundup for Bookselling
Publishing news from across the Web
Looking at the "offline bookstore."
In Vancouver, a last minute deal has saved the 632 West Broadway location of Book Warehouse.
With the new Buffalo Street Books established as a stable presence, director of operations Bob Proehl is looking forward to new developments.
Edgartown Books, on the island of Martha's Vineyard, is set to reopen, under its new ownership, on Friday.
Top Bestsellers
| Guilty Wives | Audio Fiction |
| Killing Lincoln (unabr.) | Audio Nonfiction |
| Serpent's Shadow | Children's Fiction |
| Duckling Gets a Cookie!? | Children's Picture Book |
| Hunger Games | Children's Series & Tie-ins |
| Blue Exorcist, Volume 3 | Graphic Novels |
| Deadlocked: A Sookie Stackhouse Novel | Hardcover Fiction |
| Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson | Hardcover Nonfiction |
| The Lucky One | Mass Market Paper |
| Fifty Shades of Grey: Book One of the Fifty Shades Trilogy | Trade Paper |
