The Irish Public Lending Right statement has arrived in the inbox. The earnings are not great, but what is interesting to me is the number of loans.
All six of my westerns (by 'Ross Morton') are represented in the Irish and UK libraries:
Death at Bethesda Falls
Last Chance Saloon
The $300 Man
Blind Justice at Wedlock
Old Guns
The Magnificent Mendozas
For 2015 They have clocked up between them 217 loans.
Not many, true; by averages that suggests that 36 people have read each book.
In truth, it shows how averages can be skewed.
Book - loans
Blind Justice - 69
Last Chance Saloon - 39
Old Guns - 46
The Magnificent Mendozas - 24
Death at Bethesda Falls - 29
The $300 Man - 10
It's heartening to know that the oldest, Death at Bethesda Falls (published in 2007) is still finding a readership.
The loans in the UK libraries are considerably higher; that statement comes out in the new year.
Thursday 10 November 2016
Books - Library loans
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