The
Sydney Morning Herald,
8 September 2018:
Back in the day,
estimates of book sales were just that – estimates. These days, courtesy of the
Bookscan system, which measures sales from nearly every book store across our
brown and pleasant land, you can be very accurate – at least if you have a
'Deepthroat' high up in the publishing world like I do. I can report thus, that
after being on sale for four weeks, Barnaby Joyce’s memoir, Weatherboard
and Iron, has sold 1570 copies.
Yes, notwithstanding
the general publishing rule that – with the notable exception of John
Howard’s Lazarus Rising – right-wing memoirs don’t sell well, those
numbers are proof positive that whatever hunger there has been for details of
Joyce’s personal life has been sated.
Having gone from being priced at source for $32.99 a copy, it had been reduced to $24.99 by QBD books after only 3 days.
It should be in the $10 bin at local book stores by the beginning of October 2018.
So much for a story of Politics, the bush and me being an additional income source for the egotistical, greedy and 'entitled' Nationals Member for New England, Barnaby Joyce.
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