[ElisaBlaisdell]

At this moment, Left Behind is #1 on the Amazon Nonfiction free bestseller list.

 

[JoeMitchell]

If that's non-fiction, I don't think anyone needs to worry about book sales anymore.

 

[Lisa Grace]

That's because it's #2 right now in the whole Kindle free store. They're bumping it to #1 on a lot of lists. I'm still:

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Fiction > Religious Fiction > Christian > Fantasy
#3 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Fiction > Religious Fiction > Science Fiction & Fantasy

but I'm perma free. Yeah, and angels are real, too, so maybe I should put my angel series books in the non-fiction list.

 

[KM Logan]

My Freezer Cooking book was also in Computer Programming last time I checked too, even after contacting customer service.  It did reach #1 in the basic programming category.  I bet that really irked the guy who was #2.

 

[Satchya]

Well, apparently I did get left behind after all--no big surprise.  Looks like y'all are still here too, anyone want to go party? 

 

[MLKatz]

At this moment, Left Behind is #1 on the Amazon Nonfiction free bestseller list.

I dunno'. Traffic was pretty heavy on the roads this morning.

 

[MeiLinMiranda]

One of my books--which has bisexual characters but which is neither a memoir nor a how-to book--is often in the nonfiction -> bisexuality list. I think I hit #1 there once. Tried and tried to get it removed to no avail.

 

[hs]

At this moment, Left Behind is #1 on the Amazon Nonfiction free bestseller list.

Are we all among those left behind

 

[ElisaBlaisdell]

Well, besides the humor of this particular book hitting the top of the Nonfiction list, it looks as though Amazon's philosophy is: "If it's selling, it doesn't matter what category it's in!"

Hmmm, is there any way to know if Freezer Cooking was getting any buys from clicks that came from the Computer Programming category? It'd be fun to find out.

 

[JRTomlin]

Well, apparently I did get left behind after all--no big surprise. Looks like y'all are still here too, anyone want to go party?

Sure. I'll bring the Scotch and the gluten free snacks.

 

[Lisa Grace]

Well, besides the humor of this particular book hitting the top of the Nonfiction list, it looks as though Amazon's philosophy is: "If it's selling, it doesn't matter what category it's in!"

It's a new Amazon cross promotion technique to find new readers outside the genre. With that in mind, I've asked to have my books moved to nonfiction cook books. I'm hopint it will catch on as the new Atrisian Bread cook book .

 

[Diane Patterson]

As I have long suspected would happen, all the best people got Left Behind, so PAR-TAY!!!!!

 

[Rachel Schurig]

It's a new Amazon cross promotion technique to find new readers outside the genre. With that in mind, I've asked to have my books moved to nonfiction cook books. I'm hopint it will catch on as the new Atrisian Bread cook book .

Now that you mention it, i don't think I've seen the artisan bread book in a while. Anyone else?

 

[CoraBuhlert]

I saw it in the "Books you looked at recently" list a few weeks ago and went, "No, I've never looked at that bloody book in my whole life."

 

[MeiLinMiranda]

One of my favorite bumper stickers is, come the Rapture, we get all their stuff!

 

[HeidiHall]

Now that you mention it, i don't think I've seen the artisan bread book in a while. Anyone else?

Oh, man! You jinxed it!

And now my little witchy series will never get removed from the horror list! How do they come up with this stuff?