April 8th, 2010 / 12:26 am
Behind the Scenes & Snippets
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The only thing I got excited about in this list: The Stranger sold 135,434 copies.

33 Comments

  1. mimi—

      “Due to adminstrative error and one miscategorization”
      Now that’s funny.
      I’m going to have to remember to use “miscategorization” as an excuse somehow, somewhere, someday.

  2. mimi—

      “Due to adminstrative error and one miscategorization”
      Now that’s funny.
      I’m going to have to remember to use “miscategorization” as an excuse somehow, somewhere, someday.

  3. mimi—

      “Due to adminstrative error and one miscategorization”
      Now that’s funny.
      I’m going to have to remember to use “miscategorization” as an excuse somehow, somewhere, someday.

  4. Trey—

      the drop-off is kind of astounding on the lists, like from Lost Symbol (5,500,000+) to the third place book with like 4,000,000 fewer books sold.

  5. Trey—

      the drop-off is kind of astounding on the lists, like from Lost Symbol (5,500,000+) to the third place book with like 4,000,000 fewer books sold.

  6. Trey—

      the drop-off is kind of astounding on the lists, like from Lost Symbol (5,500,000+) to the third place book with like 4,000,000 fewer books sold.

  7. anon—

      5.5 million is a lot of books. I’m impressed.

  8. anon—

      5.5 million is a lot of books. I’m impressed.

  9. anon—

      5.5 million is a lot of books. I’m impressed.

  10. reynard—

      what the hell are all those books

      the stranger sold that many because people use it in classes

  11. reynard—

      what the hell are all those books

      the stranger sold that many because people use it in classes

  12. anon—

      The best-selling album of 2009 was Taylor Swift’s “Fearless.” It sold 6 million. The best-selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter III.” It only sold 4 million. Hmm.

  13. anon—

      The best-selling album of 2009 was Taylor Swift’s “Fearless.” It sold 6 million. The best-selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter III.” It only sold 4 million. Hmm.

  14. reynard—

      what the hell are all those books

      the stranger sold that many because people use it in classes

  15. anon—

      The best-selling album of 2009 was Taylor Swift’s “Fearless.” It sold 6 million. The best-selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter III.” It only sold 4 million. Hmm.

  16. anon—

      It seems like people buy more books than I thought.

  17. anon—

      It seems like people buy more books than I thought.

  18. anon—

      It seems like people buy more books than I thought.

  19. Nick Antosca—

      David Benioff’s book sold 300,000+ copies? wow

  20. Nick Antosca—

      David Benioff’s book sold 300,000+ copies? wow

  21. Nick Antosca—

      David Benioff’s book sold 300,000+ copies? wow

  22. Tanya—

      One factor that contributed to David Benioff’s book selling 300,000 copies was because it was part of Borders “make program” meaning that employees were forced to recommend that book to every single customer, whether they were buying a magazine or a yoga mat, and were threatened with losing their jobs if they didn’t reach a certain quota.
      I’m sure there are others books on there as well that could be attributed to this but I can’t say at the moment since I haven’t thoroughly looked.

  23. Tanya—

      One factor that contributed to David Benioff’s book selling 300,000 copies was because it was part of Borders “make program” meaning that employees were forced to recommend that book to every single customer, whether they were buying a magazine or a yoga mat, and were threatened with losing their jobs if they didn’t reach a certain quota.
      I’m sure there are others books on there as well that could be attributed to this but I can’t say at the moment since I haven’t thoroughly looked.

  24. Tanya—

      One factor that contributed to David Benioff’s book selling 300,000 copies was because it was part of Borders “make program” meaning that employees were forced to recommend that book to every single customer, whether they were buying a magazine or a yoga mat, and were threatened with losing their jobs if they didn’t reach a certain quota.
      I’m sure there are others books on there as well that could be attributed to this but I can’t say at the moment since I haven’t thoroughly looked.

  25. Andreas—

      James Patterson, Inc. sold a total of (if my math is correct) 3,274,738 with five novels. 654,947.6 per book. Just in Hardcover. People love junk food.

  26. Andreas—

      James Patterson, Inc. sold a total of (if my math is correct) 3,274,738 with five novels. 654,947.6 per book. Just in Hardcover. People love junk food.

  27. Andreas—

      James Patterson, Inc. sold a total of (if my math is correct) 3,274,738 with five novels. 654,947.6 per book. Just in Hardcover. People love junk food.

  28. Paul—

      I’m glad I stay away from junk food.

  29. Paul—

      I’m glad I stay away from junk food.

  30. anon—

      just want to make a living yall

  31. anon—

      just want to make a living yall

  32. FS—

      cool

  33. FS—

      cool