1. Three backlist titles tie in with the television and are reissued in April.

2. it can consult its own backlist.

3. A project to ready the 5, 000-strong Penguin backlist for e-book publication during this year and next is already under way.

4. All site promotion, especially of backlist titles, drives sales in the Kindle Store.

5. There's a ludicrously large backlist in books and this could mean a massive new revenue stream.

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6. It will be published by Heinemann, edited by Penny Hoare, and the backlist will appear in Mandarin.

7. I'd like see more rpg's but I still have along backlist of games to finish.

8. But Disney doesn't need to go to Africa to see the effects of these perverse protections; it can consult its own backlist.

9. The logic behind this move, which effectively means booksellers cannot return unsold backlist books, is that backlist titles have established sales patterns, making future demand easier to predict.

10. Therefore if a publisher re-issues a book in their backlist after the previous print run has been exhausted (say, a decade later) and with a new introduction, it is considered a different book.