[B5JMS] JMS: Script Books level of interest?

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From: "Chadrick" <chad at mooseware.com>
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 13:25:46 +0000 (UTC)
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I'm not sure you are willing to share this piece of information...but
here goes.  What are the sales numbers like for the script books?
I'm not sure any conclusions could be made from that data, but I'm
hoping!

Personally I have been very interested and have enjoyed my copies
immensely.

Cheers

Chadrick




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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:19:09 +0000 (UTC)
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Chadrick wrote:
> I'm not sure you are willing to share this piece of information...but
> here goes.  What are the sales numbers like for the script books?
> I'm not sure any conclusions could be made from that data, but I'm
> hoping!
>
> Personally I have been very interested and have enjoyed my copies
> immensely.
>

Thanks.  They're doing very well.  Script books are a rather rarified
area of interest, so we went into this with the assumption that they
would never be on the New York Times best sellers list, because that's
just not what script books ever do.  We wanted to get them out to the
people who would want and appreciate them, and in that we've gone well
beyond our expectations.

There's no question that we could sell a lot more of these things if we
just left them up indefinitely, but that would defeat the purpose of a
limited edition.  So three months after volume 14 appears...they're
gone, we won't be reprinting these volumes after that.  

jms