The Vampire King debuts at number 4 this week, with Kindle books continuing to reign supreme.
by Stephen King
by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. Martin
by Kim HarrisonAll Kindle, all day, baby. Kindle, and digital sales in general, are on a skyrocketing path to the moon in 2012. George R.R. Martin continues to own the top 5, and with season 2 of the Game of Thrones HBO series opener a little more than a month away, expect to see healthy sales in the series continue.
by Kim Harrison by Stephen King by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin
by Jay ProvinceLooks like a few people got Kindles for Christmas. With e-book sales skyrocketing from $62 million in 2008 to $863 million in 2010, its no surprise. While people purchased hardcovers prior to Christmas to give as gifts, Kindle Fire sales will likely push hardcovers out of the top five for a while. Also notable that smaller, bite-size books are rising in popularity along with e-books. A Modern Witch, below, is available for $1.99 for the Kindle. Its going to be a wild ride in 2012.
by Stephen King
by Debora Geary by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. MartinThis Christmas weekend Stephen King’s Kindle edition swaps place with his hardcover edition for first place, A Game of Thrones jumps in front of A Dance with Dragons, and a .99 Kindle book makes the top 5.
Here’s hoping you receive all your literary wishes this holiday season!
by Stephen King
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by Carolyn McCrayThe hardcover versions of the latest by King and Martin take precedence this Christmas week, as it seems like giving a physical object still feels more appropriate as a gift for the moment.
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by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. MartinStephen King sits on top this holiday season, with George R.R. Martin continuing to sell novels like hot cakes.
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by Darryl NyznykThe Alloy of Law reviews are pouring in, but sadly the biggest news is the passing of Anne McCaffrey. We have lost one of the greats. Her craft will be continued by the current crop of talented fantasy authors, and you can check out interviews with a few current greats like R.A. Salvatore, Patrick Rothfuss, Lev Grossman, Terry Brooks and Daniel Abraham below. Also, Brandon Sanderson talks about writing the Infinity Blade novella. Cool stuff.
Stephen King continues to dominate the holiday season, but George R.R. Martin is still scooping up large swaths of bestseller weeks. Its likely Martin will rank first for the annual review.
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by Gregory MaguireStephen King takes first and second this week, with two different formats of the same novel. A Dance with Dragons remains strong, with The Allow of Law by Brandon Sanderson making its debut in fifth.
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by Erin Morgenstern
by Brandon SandersonGeorge R.R. Martin continues to own the majority of books in the top 5 with Erin Morgenstern holding first place. Stephen King’s latest rounds out the top 5 this week.
by Erin Morgenstern by George R.R. Martin by Stephen King by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. Martin
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