Tales from The Second World War #18
I'm half wondering if me posting these rankings on the social media is actually helping sales, I don't remember us sustaining high places in this chart for so long after release before. Or maybe people are just desperate for something to read right now!Amazon UK, as at 10.15am, Wednesday 18th March
Kindle AH new releases
N'oublions Jamais #13
Cometh The Hour #22
In and Out of The Reich #28
Tales from The Second World War #33
Comedy Through the (P)ages #49
The Pirate's Heir #64
Bit of both I think though historically, since I started doing these updates in December 2018, it is not unusual for our new releases to remain in the top hundred until Amazon removes them four weeks after publication.I'm half wondering if me posting these rankings on the social media is actually helping sales, I don't remember us sustaining high places in this chart for so long after release before. Or maybe people are just desperate for something to read right now!
Remain in the top hundred yes, but it feels like some of these have gone up rather than slowly slipping down. The current circumstances (and the fact it only takes a few sales to do that) may be relevant, of course.Bit of both I think though historically, since I started doing these updates in December 2018, it is not unusual for our new releases to remain in the top hundred until Amazon removes them four weeks after publication.
Thanks for the credit, but it actually belongs to @Simon BradingTales from the Second Great War #32 (apologies to Jared for mis-titling this before now)
Oops - correcting it nowThanks for the credit, but it actually belongs to @Simon Brading
Not known - best thing is to look out for an announcement from Tom BlackI now have all one hundred and eight e-books of the Press for impending self-isolation. Will the Covid-19 pandemic postpone the releases of the next month?
