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September 23, 2009

Dan Brown ebook stats not so crazygonuts

Dan Brown’s Lost Symbol ebook stats are in line with industry standards. I believe this means the hoard of treasure on which he sleeps at night is 6 gold pieces, 2 silver, and 3 electrum smaller than first estimated, and that his enchanted Turtleneck of Mediocrity is probably working at only +3 instead of an Industry-Killing +6.

You’ll remember I called this. Thank you. Thank you very much. (Nicked from Zoe’s feed)

The Lost Symbol sold just 100,000 in e-books format according to Doubleday. Overall Doubleday sold 2 milllion copies. The 5% ratio of e-books to print is about in-line with the average for book sales.

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1 comment on “Dan Brown ebook stats not so crazygonuts”

  1. Sam Jordison says:

    It would be interesting to find out how many were pirated in that time…

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