I’ve cracked the New York Times bestseller list! At #6 in graphic paperbacks.
I am honestly wondering: do you have to hit #1, to be considered a “bestselling author”? Or can I go around putting that on my business cards now?
I’ve cracked the New York Times bestseller list! At #6 in graphic paperbacks.
I am honestly wondering: do you have to hit #1, to be considered a “bestselling author”? Or can I go around putting that on my business cards now?
I wrote some scripts to be performed by animatronic skeletons at halloween, and since I got paid for them, I’m technically a professional writer. If I can brag about that, you can brag about your title there.
I would think that being in the top 10 would qualify, especially if you didn’t have to resort to buying up all the copies yourself, unlike others I’ve heard about.
“Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third is enemy action.”
Along those lines, just getting on the bestseller list once is all well and good, but to really prove you’re a bestselling author, get on the bestseller list multiple times with multiple books.
Like Jim Davis, who had a number of his Garfield Books crack the Bestseller List, particularly his first one.
Or Scott Adams, who had two books top the Bestseller List at the same time.
Wow, are you this big of a buzzkill in other areas of your life?
My daughter is a huge fan of you Pheobe and her unicorn. I hope you are writing more books. Congratulations on your success!!
Seriously, comparing anyone to Scott Adams is just grossly insulting.