Liveline Thread 17/10/2015 to 21/12/2015

neris · 21-12-2015 02:22PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

where is Joe's local printer?

Berlin

SEPT 23 1989 · 21-12-2015 02:23PM

time travelling 1916 novel

syklops · 21-12-2015 02:24PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

time travelling 1916 novel

Im pretty sure I would eat that book before I'd actually read it.

neris · 21-12-2015 02:25PM

Any mention of ze german printing industry yet by herr duffy

A Shaved Duck? · 21-12-2015 02:26PM

Cark in the city so to speak?

SEPT 23 1989 · 21-12-2015 02:26PM

sounds like garbage

lawlolawl · 21-12-2015 02:28PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

sounds like garbage

But enough about Joe.....

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:28PM

A Shaved Duck? wrote: »

Ah in fairness he supports local business by having it printed abroad. And its not like he shamelessly promotes the bewk on the taxpayers dime.

I'm sure the families in Heidelberg were glad of it.

Atlantic Dawn · 21-12-2015 02:29PM

He lost a million euros? How did he get the million to lose? Surely he won some at some stage?

SEPT 23 1989 · 21-12-2015 02:29PM

blarney is right

cowboyBuilder · 21-12-2015 02:29PM

a gambler .... so to speak ..

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:30PM

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cowboyBuilder · 21-12-2015 02:30PM

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!

signostic · 21-12-2015 02:30PM

Has Joe read all these bukes from these authors?

Atlantic Dawn · 21-12-2015 02:31PM

Ha ha, is he off his head so to speak?

Atlantic Dawn · 21-12-2015 02:31PM

signostic · 21-12-2015 02:32PM

'The Singing Gambler' title for my next book

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:32PM

The Irish Print Awards?
That would preclude those who got their bukes printed abroad, wouldn't it?

Rock Lesnar · 21-12-2015 02:34PM

Beautiful and Incredible getting a lot of use today, i think the authors would prefer their books to be descibed as making loads of dosh so to speak

sligojoek · 21-12-2015 02:38PM

How to avoid a divorce.. Don't get married.

syklops · 21-12-2015 02:38PM

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

Beautiful and Incredible getting a lot of use today, i think the authors would prefer their books to be descibed as making loads of dosh so to speak

If I was at home I'd be playing the Liveline drinking game. Everytime incredible is used, I'd take a drink. At this stage in the program I'd be well on and enjoying the show more than I am now.

SEPT 23 1989 · 21-12-2015 02:39PM

any bedroom tips?

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:40PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

any bedroom tips?

Don't leave Lego on the carpet.

BarryD · 21-12-2015 02:40PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Is there VAT on books?

Yes, but print books mostly rated at 0%, thanks to CJ Haughey???? I could be wrong there but that rate came in about his time.

Buy the same book digitally and it's rated at 23%

Don't ask - VAT is simple in theory but very illogical in practice.

signostic · 21-12-2015 02:40PM

from
http://www.writing.ie/news/irish-bestseller-lists/irish-bestsellers-12th-december-2015/

JD in there at no 3

Data Supplied by Nielsen BookScan taken from the Irish Consumer Market week ending 12th December 2015

1 Grandpa’s Great Escape Walliams, David 6,513
2 Old School:Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Kinney, Jeff 4,910
3 Children of the Rising: Duffy Joe, 3,670
4 Irelandopedia:A Compendium of Maps, Facts and Knowledge Burke, John & Burke, Fatti & Burke, Kathi 3,618
5 Guinness World Records 2016 3,544
6 Until Victory Always:A Memoir McGuinness, Jim & Duggan, Keith 3,215
7 Brooklyn Toibin, Colm 3,019
8 My Story Gerrard, Steven 1,935
9 Seedless in Seattle O’Carroll-Kelly, 1,723
10 Autobiography,The Shefflin, 1,701
11 Girl Online: On Tour:(2) :Girl Online Sugg, Zoe 1,594
12 Me and My Mate Jeffrey:A Story of Big Dreams, Tough Realities and Facing my Demons Head On Breslin, Niall 1,553
13 Fish Detective,The:Moone Boy O’Dowd, Chris & Murphy, Nick Vincent 1,490
14 Green Road,The Enright, Anne 1,376
15 Happy Pear:Healthy, Easy, Delicious Food to Change Your Life Flynn, David & Flynn, Stephen 1,354
16 Between Sisters Kelly, Cathy 1,326
17 What Matters:Reflections on Important Things in Life Kennedy, Mary 1,291
18 Little Red Chairs,The O’Brien, Edna 1,256
19 Gangsta Granny Walliams, David 1,233
20 Girl on the Train,The Hawkins, Paula 1,207

SEPT 23 1989 · 21-12-2015 02:42PM

fortycoats?

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:42PM

signostic wrote: »

from
http://www.writing.ie/news/irish-bestseller-lists/irish-bestsellers-12th-december-2015/

JD in there at no 3

Data Supplied by Nielsen BookScan taken from the Irish Consumer Market week ending 12th December 2015

1 Grandpa’s Great Escape Walliams, David 6,513
2 Old School:Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Kinney, Jeff 4,910
3 Children of the Rising: Duffy Joe, 3,670

I wonder where it would be without all the plugging.

Dan Jaman · 21-12-2015 02:45PM

600 pages self-published? Nobody's got a table leg that short.

syklops · 21-12-2015 02:48PM

Speaking as someone who left, I'd rather a cut of the proceeds, to a photo.

BarryD · 21-12-2015 02:49PM

Shocking Joe says that all those people had to leave - I wonder do their numbers include people who worked in the print industry in this country? The printers that have closed. Whose companies would like the support of Irish customers?

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