Pericles Commission #16 on Google's ebook bestseller list
Yesterday I got an email from Carolyn Kellogg at the LA Times, asking how it felt to be #16 on Google's ebook bestseller list.
I replied, "What?"
So I checked. Then I went into shock.
I replied, "What?"
So I checked. Then I went into shock.
(You might need to click the image to see it in all its glory)
Carolyn wrote an article, on how Pericles Commission is the only unexpected entry in the bestseller list. It was certainly unexpected by me! Not that I'm complaining, you understand.
So I've been pondering how this happy event managed to occur, because I'm keeping very, very impressive company on that page.
The sales numbers must be relatively small, since we're looking at only one day of trading since Google's ebookstore went online, but they give the expected result for everyone else, so sales must be sufficiently large to avoid randomness. The only conclusion I can reach is that my readers are more than usually tech-savvy early adopters. But you'd know that better than me. What do you think?
I presume I'll fall off the list after the next update, but I'm enjoying it while it lasts!
Carolyn wrote an article, on how Pericles Commission is the only unexpected entry in the bestseller list. It was certainly unexpected by me! Not that I'm complaining, you understand.
So I've been pondering how this happy event managed to occur, because I'm keeping very, very impressive company on that page.
The sales numbers must be relatively small, since we're looking at only one day of trading since Google's ebookstore went online, but they give the expected result for everyone else, so sales must be sufficiently large to avoid randomness. The only conclusion I can reach is that my readers are more than usually tech-savvy early adopters. But you'd know that better than me. What do you think?
I presume I'll fall off the list after the next update, but I'm enjoying it while it lasts!