Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Promoting Scoop's Books For Christmas
I've always been a reader, and when the snow is deep and heavy and the paper isn't delivered on time this winter, I'll read the cereal box while munching on my favorite breakfast flakes.I got stuck once in Galena, Alaska before a moose hunt when my flight couldn't cross the mountains. I'd meant to pick up a novel or two in Anchorage, and was barely able to make my connection. No time to shop for books, and the three days spent in a boarding house at the tune of $250 a day without something to read, nearly drove me nuts.More people are reading now than in many years. They've given up on the idiotic drivel that passes for television programming, and have gone back to reading which entertains you in your mind through the use of the written word. Don't believe me: check seats on both sides of the aisles on commercial airline flights. Most passengers are reading.
Do I handle good books? The answer is yes, but I remind readers that I also offer a free search service for specific titles if they are not in my inventory. Search services are free providing the buyer isn't having other booksellers try to find the same book. Such duplication of effort makes one bookseller happy while ticking off the other sellers.I try to offer books in the best possible condition, and those conditions (in decreasing order from best to worse) are Mint, Very Fine, Fine, Very Good and Good. I rarely offer such hole-filled as Fair or Reading Copy, but occasionally a Very Scarce book is offered in these lesser conditions because of their rarity.
Which brings me to my shameless self-promotion of Scoop's Books, my website for used and out-of-print fishing and hunting books. There will be over 400 fishing and hunting titles listed before next weekend, and there are low-priced, mid-range and high-priced books for sale.I've resisted charging readers to read my daily website, and haven't taken any advertising for the six years my blog and website has been up, but it takes money to pay the freight. I do this by selling books about fishing and hunting to folks like you who want to learn more about fishing and hunting, and learning is indeed possible.There are numerous books about muskie fishing and turkey hunting, two of my specialties, and there are some wonderful buys. Many of these books are scarce and expensive, but all are fairly priced. This listing of 400+ books and 30-something old outdoor magazines comes just in time for Christmas shopping for the angler/hunter in your life. Checking out what is available is only a few keystrokes away. When you open my website <www.daverichey.com> you'll come to my Home Page. At the right side of my blog is a link to Scoop's Books. Click on that, and then click on the fishing and hunting book link.
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