cszego (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} cszego) wrote in ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} bakkaphoenix,@ 2007-11-06 12:25:00 |
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LISTED CANADIANS
I just finished sending Locus our bestselling titles for October. It gave me a rush of vicarious pride: Canadians claimed a lot of spots. On the mass-market list: Jo Walton's Farthing was #2, Robert Charles Wilson's Spin was #3 (it's been on the list since February), and Karl Schroeder's Sun Of Suns sat at #7 *. On the hardcover list: Wilson's Axis held at #2, Schroeder's Queen Of Candesce rose to #3, and Robert J. Sawyer's collection Relativity came back onto the list at #4.
Impressive, eh?
* Karen Miller's Awakened Mage was #10. Karen was born in Canada, but moved to Australia at the age of two. I'm tempted to claim her anyway, whaddya think?
I just finished sending Locus our bestselling titles for October. It gave me a rush of vicarious pride: Canadians claimed a lot of spots. On the mass-market list: Jo Walton's Farthing was #2, Robert Charles Wilson's Spin was #3 (it's been on the list since February), and Karl Schroeder's Sun Of Suns sat at #7 *. On the hardcover list: Wilson's Axis held at #2, Schroeder's Queen Of Candesce rose to #3, and Robert J. Sawyer's collection Relativity came back onto the list at #4.
Impressive, eh?
* Karen Miller's Awakened Mage was #10. Karen was born in Canada, but moved to Australia at the age of two. I'm tempted to claim her anyway, whaddya think?
