Iain, basic arithmetic was never a strong point of mine, but 200 sales to non-ARG members would be good or put it another way, if every ARG member bought a copy we would also break even.
You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!
Iain, basic arithmetic was never a strong point of mine, but 200 sales to non-ARG members would be good or put it another way, if every ARG member bought a copy we would also break even.
With the number of Facebook groups for Disused Airfields, there should be a ready market for the book.
Iain, basic arithmetic was never a strong point of mine, but 200 sales to non-ARG members would be good or put it another way, if every ARG member bought a copy we would also break even. With the number of Facebook groups for Disused Airfields, there should be a ready market for the book.
Sadly most of the groups on facebook are very badly moderated and full of clueless idiots who believe what is on facebook as fact and do nothing but quote wikipedia to make them look 'good'
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Oh, good, I thought it was only me that thought that. Fortunately a lot of the local history Facebook groups seem to be occupied by people who went to school and appear to be over fifty.
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
what i was trying to say is that the book should find its audience and hit those sales targets. That there are enough people with an interest in the subject.
"There's Nothing going on, and you're missing it"
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