Well, in a mystery section, it must be a mystery which book you are getting. Seeing the spine with the title just gives the ending away prematurely (or am I missing something else about the picture?)
this would mean that it would be made hard for the fans/readers of Mystery books to quickishly fund the books of their prefered authors. perhaps that would assist browsing. but more perhaps it would reduce sales. i remain puzzzled by this marketting method
Reminds me of a recent visit to the library where I asked, “Where is the self-help section?” The librarian said, “Can’t tell you, that would defeat the purpose.”
Well, in a mystery section, it must be a mystery which book you are getting. Seeing the spine with the title just gives the ending away prematurely (or am I missing something else about the picture?)
Another good one is one I saw on the net that had a section label “Religious Fiction”. Tautology.
Er…
Yes… Mystery… makes sense. very neat too. and funny.
Not sure I would consider it practical though. Or actually I am sure about its practicalness…
I’ve worked with geniuses like that before.
That’s standard when you’re doing inventory. Sorry, not so mysterious.
You’re just no fun!!
this would mean that it would be made hard for the fans/readers of Mystery books to quickishly fund the books of their prefered authors. perhaps that would assist browsing. but more perhaps it would reduce sales. i remain puzzzled by this marketting method
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Reminds me of a recent visit to the library where I asked, “Where is the self-help section?” The librarian said, “Can’t tell you, that would defeat the purpose.”