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I’ll Get Straight To The Point
Not yet, though. Bookselling may feel more like a ride on a Tilt-A-Whirl than the cultured, slow-paced trade we used to dream of. We...
Michael Watson
Apr 9, 2005
Biblio Finds Its Way in the Used, Rare, and Out-of-print Book Market
In a world of commoditized physical and online retail offerings, consumers are looking for more diverse shopping experiences. Buyers are...
Jeff Donaldson
Apr 8, 2005
Is a “Stand-Alone” Signature Better?
This (or a variant of it) is probably the most often asked question I hear. What I’m talking about is, of course, whether it is better to...
icc568
Apr 7, 2005
Selling Books Is Like Fly-fishing
Selling books on the web seems easy. You get hold of some books (that really is the easy part!) and start listing them like crazy onto a...
Joyce Godsey
Apr 6, 2005
Discarded Books: The Facelift for Ex-Library Books
If you love books, collect books, or sell books Discarded Books: The Facelift for Ex-Library Books is a very handy reference book....
Joan White
Apr 5, 2005
Slipcases and Clamshell Boxes
At some point in time many book collectors will obtain an item that is unique, beautiful, perhaps somewhat fragile, and that requires...
Jim Arner
Apr 4, 2005
A Little History of The History of Woman Suffrage
The American Women’s Suffrage movement is surely one of the best documented of all social revolutions thanks to the remarkable...
Martha Kelly
Apr 3, 2005
Are Used Book Sales Hurting New Book Sales ?
Are rising used book sales hurting new book sales – and if so – by how much? Lots of people would like the answer to that question, from...
Susan Siegel
Apr 2, 2005