Top 10 Out–of–Print Books (and why the

[ProSense]

Vice Prick's wife is a hypocrite:

Bookfinder.com Lists Top 10 Out–of–Print Books for 2005
December 20, 2005
By Kimberly Maul

Bookfinder.com, a website that facilitates searches for and purchases of used, rare and out-of-print books, has announced its list of the top ten most-sought-after out-of-print books of 2005, with Madonna’s infamous 1992 nudie book, Sex, leading the pack.

“Looking at demand for out-of-print books is a great way to tell what people are interested in when they’re not swayed by marketing campaigns,” said Anirvan Chatterjee, founder of BookFinder.com.

Lynne Cheney’s racy 1981 novel of female bisexuality and prostitution, Sisters, is second to Madonna’s Sex on the Top 10 list, which follows:

1. Sex (1992), Madonna
2. Sisters (1981), by Lynne Cheney
3. The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel (1981), by Felicitas D. Goodman
4. Where Troy Once Stood (1991), by Iman Wilkens
5. The Principles of Knitting (1988), by June Hemmons Hiatt
6. General Printing (1963), by Glen Cleeton
7. The New Soldier (1971), edited by John Kerry
8. The Lion's Paw (1946), by Robb White
9. Dear and Glorious Physician (1959), by Taylor Caldwell
10. The Book of Counted Sorrows (2003), by Dean Koontz


http://thebookstandard.com/bookstandard/search/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001701279&imw=Y

[globalvillage]

1. Cheney's book is on the list.

I hate that bitch, BTW.

[whometense]

2. I assume JK's book

is number 7 because he's yesterday's news and people just want to forget about him. Right? :eyes: