Is it possible they’re grabbing those hard to find books and putting them on private markets before they even get to the floor? Surely wouldn’t miss a trick to make a bit more cash and I’m guessing anything sci fi probably makes more money than generic fiction.
What did you get? Living vicariously through you tbh, I live in the UK now but used to love the bookfest.
It’s definitely possible, but Brimstone Angels is rare enough that I think it’s unlikely they would have ever received a copy to begin with.
I’m not sure what’s up with New Spring, the WoT prequel. I went to a regular secondhand bookstore a few weeks ago and they had every book in the WoT series apart from New Spring, and other secondhand bookstores I’ve gone to (a fair few, but not a huge number) have had a few WoT books but never New Spring, so it might be a little rare too.
Anyway, this year I didn’t pick up anything. I had only just recently picked up a bunch of books at another store so I really only went there looking for my specific white whales.
Is it possible they’re grabbing those hard to find books and putting them on private markets before they even get to the floor? Surely wouldn’t miss a trick to make a bit more cash and I’m guessing anything sci fi probably makes more money than generic fiction.
What did you get? Living vicariously through you tbh, I live in the UK now but used to love the bookfest.
It’s definitely possible, but Brimstone Angels is rare enough that I think it’s unlikely they would have ever received a copy to begin with.
I’m not sure what’s up with New Spring, the WoT prequel. I went to a regular secondhand bookstore a few weeks ago and they had every book in the WoT series apart from New Spring, and other secondhand bookstores I’ve gone to (a fair few, but not a huge number) have had a few WoT books but never New Spring, so it might be a little rare too.
Anyway, this year I didn’t pick up anything. I had only just recently picked up a bunch of books at another store so I really only went there looking for my specific white whales.