DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
General Discussions => Current Talk Archive => Current Talk '24 I => Current Talk '07 I => Topic started by: Nelson Collins on January 26, 2007, 07:06:24 PM
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I was just wondering if anyone knew how well LP's new book is doing...?
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In terms of Sales? I'd guess that it's doing moderately well, as one could expect given the limited fan market that they have for DS. It seemed like she sold a TON at the last fest, so I guess you'd call it successful?
It's a good thing you're talking about sales and not the written word....
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It's a good thing you're talking about sales and not the written word....
I got a signed copy when she came to Memphis, but I have not read it yet.
Not as good as Angelique's Descent?
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Let's just say that you may not like certain events involving Barnabas that happen, and you may not care for the ending too much. There's a whole topic floating around somewhere that has everything you need to know, if you don't mind spoilers.
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i was recently surprised to see a copy of "the salem branch" at the brooklyn public library.
perhaps libraries across the country ordered the book.that would certainly have helped sales.
as for the "written word" part as i already voiced i thought this book was dreadfull.
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Well, on Amazon it's currently #58,204 in book sales. If it had only made Oprah's book club. ;) Seriously, I don't think that's a bad sales rank.
But with this opening sentence listed on their page: The Bentley throbbed down the dark road through a long corridor of overhanging trees.-- that's enough adjectives to scare some readers off.
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I wonder why it didn't make Oprah's book club, since she was supposedly a fan of DS. I've started the book but not gone too far into it yet. It's ok so far.
Alondra
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But with this opening sentence listed on their page: The Bentley throbbed down the dark road through a long corridor of overhanging trees.-- that's enough adjectives to scare some readers off.
Well, I don't know about that. No adjectives for the Bentley. How about The daffodil-yellow, tempest-tossed, gout-ridden Bentley?
All the same, I don't suppose that I'll ever be so enterprising as to write two novels, so Lara Parker's one (or two) up on me.