Not a lot of #scifi on this list of the top 100 most searched for out-of-print books in 2013.
Not a lot of scifi on this list of the top 100 most searched for out-of-print books in 2013. http://t.co/Cmurca7Q7b
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Lazarus 9:24 am on February 14, 2014 Permalink
Interesting but possibly flawed list.
I noticed that one of the Stephen King ‘sought after’ books listed is “The Body” which was the novella on which the movie “Stand By Me” was based on. Problem is, “The Body” was not published in book form, but was included in “Different Seasons” a four story collection. (You can read my rave review here: http://lazaruslair.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/different-seasons-stephen-king-1982/ )
What I found REALLY interesting was that people are still seeking out Vincent Price’s cookbook. Apparently cooking was the one thing he loved even more than making spooky movies. 🙂