Um, I'm not sure that's an accurate picture. I'm talking about normal books that one might find in any super store or convenience store. Books that somehow make it big.
I think what I said still covers it, with the addition of a children's category. I dunno, I don't frequent regular stores very often, and when I do the book section is a place I tend to avoid. But if I remember correctly there are children's books, and the standard cooking/politics/how-to books that are so popular on amazon's bestseller list. They probably wouldn't have the specific popular books like Hunger Games and whatnot, however.
But like I said, ordinary stores are the last place I'd look for books, and I wouldn't buy them from there unless I spotted something spectacular. For the most part it's just really mediocre (at best) stuff, and at worst garbage. And if that's what you meant by mainstream then my opinion of mainstream is even worse than I previously suspected.
Due to a recent discovery, I have a question to ask.
14/04/2012 03:15:57 PM
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Not really, but I used to be quite keen on Wilbur Smith's Egyptian novels.
14/04/2012 04:43:22 PM
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From the impression I gather from amazon...
15/04/2012 12:04:47 AM
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Re: From the impression I gather from amazon...
16/04/2012 09:20:19 PM
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It looked like a pretty accurate list of books that make it big and into convenience stores, to me.
16/04/2012 10:04:09 PM
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A...store?
17/04/2012 07:09:38 AM
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not really. my parents used to and i would read their books but that was a long time ago. *NM*
16/04/2012 05:44:15 AM
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You mean those things hoi polloi read?
16/04/2012 06:49:31 PM
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I don't think you did your redneck slang right.
16/04/2012 09:12:31 PM
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You may have to get more specific about the authors you're thinking of, then. *NM*
16/04/2012 10:05:05 PM
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I used to read Tom Clancy, John Grisham, David Baldacci and the like.
17/04/2012 12:31:03 PM
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