who provides copy sales, per day, per week, per month, per year of fiction, non-fiction in the UK, Eire, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand\n\nRegards
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Editor and Publisher magazine.\nalso known as E&P.
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try looking up master james sinclair. he has a large association in the uk and his hq is in london, i think.
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I don't have any links, but stroll through your campus bookstore and look at publishers.  Contact them, let them know you are a college instructor and what subject, and they will almost always send you a free copy (must be mailed to your address at the college).  Take it a step further, agree to review and critique the book, and they'll usually pay you - couple hundred dollars or so.
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Watson, Julie. "J.K. Rowling And The Billion-Dollar Empire ." Forbes Online. 26 Febryary 2004. 17 Nov 2006 <http://www.forbes.com/maserati/billionaires2004/cx_jw_0226rowlingbill04.html>.\n\n\nYou can plug things in on this website and get the citations easily.\nGreat Web Site!!!
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O'Reilly's is by far my favourite geek store.  Mind you, I haven't read this title, but I own about 20 books from that publisher and was never disappointed.\n\nhttp://www.oreilly.com/catalog/cvs/index.html\n\nCVS sux, though.  Subversion seems to be the version control flavour du jour.\nThough I prefer Serena Dimensions.
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i dont think you could accually know that fact. i mean,  people selling ebay books on ebay, sites etc etc etc....   millions of millions.
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Don't know about publishing houses in the states, but what really makes a bestseller is Media Exposure. If your stuff catches the media's attention or your agent lands you promotion work on TV/Radio then the chances of your work being on the bestseller list skyrocket.\n\nLike here in the UK, the best promotion a writer could get is to have their book as part of Richard & Judy's Book Club. There's easily over a million people participating in that every year, plus there's constant TV attention then too.
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I sell all my old books on Amazon and it's very easy to do.  You set the price yourself but you have to be prepared to parcel them up and send them.  Don't sell very heavy books like dictionaries because they set one fee for postage and it's not enough for heavy books.
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Try this link.  http://www.oup.com/uk/orc/bin/9780199282500/hollandwebb_chap05.pdf
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Try looking on e-bay for the edition and copy...usually an ISBN number is listed for the book if it for sale there...good chance....\n\nAlso ...did you know that the ISBN system is soon to run out of available numbers and they will change over to 13 digits from the present 10?
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I noticed that you posted this question a couple of minutes ago under another sub-heading--good job, most people would not have thought of that.  May I ask if you are living in the US or in the country you wish to post in?  It makes a big difference because many sites like postaroo and others are country/area specific.  Please make an additional comment to this and the other sub-heading letting us know where you would like your "selling site" to originate.
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Ask a book store employee about consignment.  They may consider selling your book in the store if you can "sell" the employee on your work.  Just remember, they won't promote for you, you still have to do that yourself.
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Forthcoming promotions in the Books Category\n\n    * Non Fiction\n          o Health and Beauty\n          o Philosophy\n          o Biographies and memoirs\n          o Personality Development\n          o Cookbooks \n    * Business and Management- All genres\n    * Fiction\n      Mysteries & Thrillers\n    * Educational & Text books\n    * Books listed in eBay shop categories. \n\nhttp://pages.ebay.in/sellercentral/movies_music.html
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Websites...I don't know but try the local newspapers. Ask themif any single copy carriers(they deliver to stores and machines)need help. It is usually late at night for a couple hours but if you don't mind being up....it's easy work.
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Hi.\n\nI really recommend setting up a seller account at Amazon.com.  It's VERY easy to do and then you have a lot of control over the price your book gets.  By entering in the textbook ISBN, you'll also know if there's any current demand for your book (e.g. if there are a ton of texts at a low price, just donate the book; you probably won't get a decent buyer worth your effort).\n\nAlthough Amazon.com charges a commission, they also give you a shipping concession (amount varies, but generally $3-$5 per book).  If you ship media mail, you can generally make a little money on the shipping, too.  Besides, even though you pay Amazon a commission, you still generally come out ahead over the campus bookstores.\n\nBy the way, selling books on Amazon.com is exactly what services like textbook411 and cash4books do, too.  (You can also try half.com and bigwords.com.)\n\nI've sold textbooks on Amazon pretty quickly.  Generally, I have them only in my possession (after listing) for 3-5 days.  Depending on the time of year (summer is generally slow), I may have them longer, but it's okay.  Eventually they sell and I get much more than I would've otherwise.\n\nFinally, as a last resort, don't throw your books away.  You can donate and ship them for free where the texts will benefit third world countries and literacy programs.  Visit http://www.betterworldbooks.com/bigwordsmrs/ for more information.\n\nI highly recommend it!
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Not sure.  Excellent book tho'.  Can't wait for the third one.  Check out Amazon UK.  They may have info you need.
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Try http://www.ebooks-sale-ebooks-buyer.com/\n\nhttp://ebookcornerstore.com/