Tag Archives: Barnes & Noble
Barnes and Noble unclear on meaning of “In-Stock”
Wanting a hard copy of Three And Out by Jason Bacon, I surfed over to BarnesAndNoble.com and saw that it was available at the Easton store. So off I went. When I arrived at the store I was informed that … Continue reading →
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Matthew Battles on Centuries of June
Matthew Battles reviews Centuries of June: A Novel at The Barnes & Noble Review and offers what feels a little like a backhanded compliment: Donohue manages the dream logic well, modulating registers from one mystery muse to the next with mostly-subtle … Continue reading →
Obligatory e-book pricing post
If you are reading this blog it should not come as a shock to you that I like to read. And yes Mr. FTC man, I do get a decent amount of review copies. But I also buy far too … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble, Douglas Preston, e-books, e-readers, economics, Kindle, Macmillan, pricing, Wal-Mart
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Neil Gaiman on Meet the Writers
I admit I came late to the Neil Gaiman bandwagon, but I am a fan. So I was interested to find this Barnes and Noble Meet the Writers video. In it Steve Bertrand talks with the bestselling author of fantastical … Continue reading →
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