Yes. We sell your book to all major online bookstores, including Amazon.com, BN.com, booksamillion.com, abebooks.com, powells.com, and booksinprint.com, as well as our own bookstore.

No. Amazon Marketplace requires us to give them a 60% discount off the cover price. B&N and others require similar pricing structures. We'd rather charge less for the book in the first place and pass the savings back to the author in the form of royalties from the first book sold, as well as the 50¢ donation to NaNoWriMo.

Once again depending upon their workload, it could be a couple of weeks before it is available in the online bookstores. Some are faster than others at getting books on their websites.

The best answer to that question is "sort of". Because of the competition for shelf space and several other business factors, walk-in bookstores rarely stock print on demand books on their shelves. Most bookstores will, however, accept special orders from customers who request specific titles and obtain the books from the book distributor Ingram.

Answer: It is stocked at “Where The Books Are” at 938 Highway 10 in Elk River MN 55330, (763) 633-2665. It is distributed by Ingram Books and is available to order through most all other bookstores nationwide.

Yes, when your book is published, it will also be listed in the Ingram Book Group books in print database and the Bowker's books in print database, as well as in Advance (for all books), Christian Advance (for explicitly Christian books), or both (at our discretion), depending on whether it may appeal to a non-Christian audience as well as a Christian audience.

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All Xlibris Trade Publications (trade paperbacks and hardbacks and shortbooks) will be listed on Amazon.com, Borders.com, and BarnesandNoble.com. They will be listed in the Books-in-Print database and available through Ingram Distribution, Baker&Taylor, and Xlibris directly. All Xlibris Picture Books will be available through Xlibris directly and will be listed with Books-in-Print database.

Since 2000 we?ve had our paperback listed online and available in some brick-and-mortar bookstores, however that market is a small percentage of our sales. The book industry is a very structured system so most distributors and wholesalers cannot (or will not) pass through the deep discounts we give them to the end-user. Plus, since we are self-published and don?t have tens of thousands of dollars to spend on PR and advertising every month ~ we don?t get much attention.

Getting into bookstores nationally can be a tough battle and jockeying for shelf space isn’t always the best use of an author’s time. Shelf space is often bought and paid for by big name publishers and getting into stores nationally, even for recognized names, can be a challenge. Ideally if you’re doing a lot of regional promotion your local stores will begin to carry your book because they’re getting requests due to your regional exposure.

Yes, but the physically printed book is not yet on an full national basis. Most major online bookstores have the book or can order it. Amazon.com usually has books in stock, except during holidays at which time Amazon has historically sold out of inventory. Only OUGPress.com has copies of the work signed by the author.

We have a sales force of 12 reps that present Literary Architects books to the national bookstore chains, major online booksellers, book wholesalers, and major independent stores in the US and Canada. In addition, your title will be featured in our sales catalog going out to several thousand bookstore buyers, managers, and employees.

For a book to be listed on Amazon UK and other online book stores it needs to be listed at Neilsen Bookdata. They provide a key source of bibliographic data for books published in the UK and internationally that is used by Amazon, W H Smith, Tesco and sales staff at bookshops. The UK ISBN Agency is part of Neilsen Bookdata.

We will make a recommendation based on the topic and content of your book, but you make the final decision of whether or not to participate in the Amazon Search Inside the book program. We usually recommend that authors participate. And of course, we take care of all the details of getting your book listed in the program.

It's up to each individual store, based solely on demand. We can't promise stores will stock your book. But most bookstores in the country will be able to search for, find, and order your book on-demand.

POD titles can be special-ordered through conventional brick-and-mortar bookstores if your readers are willing to provide the ISBN and pick up the book a week or two later. However our business model is oriented toward online retailing-it's not the biggest slice of the book business yet but it's growing fast.

It takes from 20-28 weeks. The manufacturing period is short, but we spend a lot of time before the book’s publication date making book club and foreign rights sales. There is also a long ramp-up of publicity and marketing before the book even hits the bookstores.

A copy of your book will be sent to Ingram Books. The cover of your book is scanned, your file is stored, and the title information, annotations, and other pertinent information is registered in their database, IPage. This process takes 30 to 40 business days. Add an additional 10 days for hardback titles. Most independent bookstores, libraries, and online booksellers subscribe to IPage.

Yes, and through most other online book retailers. Though we’d rather you ordered directly through us - and you might get some cool free stuff out of the deal, too.

Yes. You can always find the latest version of the Principal Rules and Requirements of The American Stud Book online at www.jockeyclub.com/registry.asp?section=3

Only a few at present, many thanks to these bookstores! However, we are NOW (effective 1 October 2004) able to offer typical discounts (40%) to bookstores and distributors; please contact us for details! If you are a bookstore owner, please note that prepayment is ALWAYS required.

In order to get this book out to the public as quickly and affordably as possible we decided to handle all aspects of the book in-house.

The target date for the Form M-1 Online Beta system to be available to the public (for testing and comment purposes only) is February 01, 2004. The target date for the Production Form M-1 system (for official online filing) is March 1, 2004.

The one with Vivian sitting on the bomb is the new, revised second edition from Permuted Press. The one with the mushroom cloud is the discontinued Outpost 132 first edition. Amazon does not remove listings for out-of-print books because they may still be sold used. In short: Buy the one with Vivian on the bomb.

Please write to Talisker Tutorials. I should be able to provide you with alternate sources for any of the books we use if Amazon can't come through. Barnes & Noble is another good place to try.

Yes. We are also a wholesale distributor of many Christian movie titles. Terms are competitve with major distributors. And in most cases better. Visit the Retailer page for information on how to setup an account.

Load your search and go to the detail page for the item you are interested in. Look at the lefthand column; the Holdings Information is highlighted because that is the default for the detail page. If Summaries or Reviews are available for your item, you will see the links listed below 'Holdings Information'. Simply click on the link you want, and the information will be displayed.

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