Springer's Progress
Mark Kohut
markekohut at yahoo.com
Sun Mar 23 07:26:39 CDT 2008
nice sale....
If the publisher inititiated the remainder sale, they will get around 50% of every dollar (minus distribution costs)
If the store self-remaindered the books---unusual if it is all one line----then the publisher
has gotten 50% of the full list price already.
books cost between a dollar or two to print.....
What is sad news in general, of course, is that Dalkey Archive could not sell these books at
full price.......
Mark
JD <wescac at gmail.com> wrote:
I would like to hear some comments on this from people on here. Perhaps I missed previous discussions, apologies if that is the case.
Personally I have been enjoying it so far, but I have my doubts as well regarding the style. Regardless, Markson is always an enjoyable read. The Harvard Bookstore at the moment has this, plus Mulligan Stew, plus a good handful of other Dalkey Archive books on remainder. 4-5 bucks a book. I wonder how much of the money from remainders a publisher sees, I do hope they get some sort of profit, if meager.
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