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BookStats did not have figures to share about mass market paperback sales at time of publication.

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Today, any sale of used paperback books will include at least one of these.

Not only have ebook sales passed hardback sales at Amazon, now they've passed paperbacks.

By January 2011, ebook sales at Amazon had even surpassed paperback sales.

Looking at sales by format, trade paperbacks — the format that holds adult coloring books — had a 4.01 % gain in unit sales over 2015, which is slightly less than 2015 (5 %).

After another year or so, (note, we were about three years in at this point) what started to become clear as electronic books exploded in sales was that readers were buying electronic books in place of mass market paperbacks, the pocket - sized books that sold around $ 7.99.

At this point in time (since most e-books can't be resold), e-reader owners miss out on things like garage sales, rummage sales and library sales; places where a box of paperbacks could be picked up for ten bucks.

And, anecdotally, we hear from fans all the time at the conventions that were new to Valiant, picked up some digital issues during a comiXology sale, got hooked and bought up the trade paperbacks, and then moved to monthly print issues.

A few still pick through the bargain bin at Costco for paperbacks, or do so at garage sales, but shelf space in the home is at a premium.

Since Amazon adjusts prices at their whim, I just discovered today that the paperback edition of my first novel, Testing the Prisoner, is on sale for $ 3.99.

one of the first science fiction paperbacks I ever bought, at a library sale on Rockcliffe Airbase in 1978.

The margin offered by them on each paperback sold was $ 6.50 If I produce the same book using Lulu the margin at the same recommended sale price would be $ 9.00 (ignoring any production discounts).

And despite the growth in digital media, at present paperback sales still outweigh sales of ebooks.

But there's time to devour at least one more book, perhaps one of these three paperbacks, on sale today:

An acclaimed memoir that grabbed a spot on many best - of - the - year lists in 2015 leads our look at new paperbacks on sale today:

The fewer e-book stores that exist, the less sales the format generates, which is resulting in a resurgence of trade paperback and hardcover sales at the expense of e-books.

That includes sales of single issues at comic shops and newsstands, as well as book channel sales of trade paperbacks, or collected volumes of comics.

The initial price for the Kindle edition was $ 4.99 but on December 1 I reduced it to $ 2.99 (the paperback version remained for sale at $ 14.99).

While trade paperbacks still lead the industry in sales, it does seem inevitable that at some point, eBooks will make up the vast majority of book sales while physical books will fill a niche role.

You can publish a paperback with an ISBN for distribution, a non-ISBN paperback version to sell specifically on Lulu and your author site, an ebook for sale on all platforms, a dust jacket hardcover you can sell either through distribution with an ISBN or solely on Lulu depending on demand for hardcover, and on top of all of this, you can always create a unique version to sell by hand at an event, perhaps featuring a special foreword, bonus chapter, or teaser for another book still in the works.

When using third - party retailers for your books (both e-book or paperback), the retailer handles the sales tax issue (ever notice how the price of an e-book changes a little at checkout?

Emma Donoghue continues on a high with impressive sales for January of 2,578 for Room, as does Emma Hannigan's paperback edition of Poolbeg published, Miss Conceived (though at a much lower level).

It used to be that a paperback book selling about once a day had a sales rank around 50,000 at Amazon.

And, besides, even at 17.5 % of gross, an author's e-book take is still better than their hardcover take, let alone the measly 8 % they get from paperback sales.

If you're willing to give up the above for a potentially higher sales volume, then here are the five main services at your disposal, for free, to get your book onto Amazon.com as an ebook or paperback.

February figures showed steeper declines in some print categories, with adult hardcover sales falling 43 per cent to $ 46.2 m and mass - market paperbacks down 41.5 per cent at $ 29.3 m.

«Prior to joining IBPA, I worked in various sales positions at Penguin (national accounts, trade paperback sales, distributor sales, and special markets).

In other words, you could get the e-book for about what you might pay for the paperback at Walmart, or on sale at Borders.

My paperback books will be on sale for 40 % off at CreateSpace, an Amazon company.

For Porter, it's akin to the 25 - cent paperbacks people can buy by the bag at library book sales and used book stores.

Two, as I noted back in 2010, I have a sneaking suspicion that if Amazon had prevailed and capped eBook sales at $ 9.99, publishers would have responded by standardizing * all * eBook prices at $ 9.99, i.e., the eBook price would not have dropped in concert with the paperback price.

Wayward trade paperback sales continue to grow and that really drives us forward at this point.

Six months ago, Amazon announced that e-books were outselling hardcovers at the world's largest bookseller; now, Amazon announced that e-books are outselling paperbacks (for Amazon U.S. sales).

Even adult trade paperback sales are looking vulnerable, at $ 83.6 M (although they're probably safe until next January).

At the time, Amazon had expected Kindle books to start outselling paperbacks in the second quarter of this year, so sales have outpaced Amazon's own expectations considerably.

It's also worth noting that it requires at least $ 2.62 in additional retail hardcover and paperback sales to make up for the reduction in net publisher profit when that publisher gives up $ 1 in retail ebook sales.

It also seems that these more - recent Big Five debuts are not making up that shortfall in added hardcover and paperback sales... at least not on Amazon.

I would love for our single issue sales to be higher (and I'm hoping more of our collection readers will get impatient and subscribe at their local comic shops) but right now our trade paperback sales are strong enough that we can continue to push forward.

I haven't seen the numbers yet for mass - market paperback sales for November (the post merely said they were decreasing the fastest of all categories, at -14 %), but they were $ 60.2 M in October.

One other interesting note: the Publisher's Weekly press release noted that sales of adult mass - market paperbacks «all but died,» coming in at only $ 20.8 M, less than half the figure from the previous year.

On - line sales of digital and paperback books, as well as sales made at local shops and local book signings make it possible for us to donate cash, goods, and books to animal advocacy groups.