<![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle]]> @raincoaster: Besides, I think that avatar of the raincoaster consciousness was banned three years ago. I'm on life #6 now!

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle]]> @matto: Appreciate the namedrop my friend, but the link is raincoaster.com. The Dentonsphere doesn't need the hits.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle]]> Sadly, my books are also not in the Kindle store (yet). But I can recommend Five Minute Erotica for those looking for a fast, hot read.

lustylady

]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle]]> Is this similar to the "raincoaster" audience?

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More telling: the #3 bestselling Kindle book at the moment [www.amazon.com] ranks as #3,264 as a paperback [www.amazon.com] and is Star Wars fan service.

Lends credence to the theory that Kindle is a niche device only owned by techies with disposable income.

And techies apparently like their scifi more than their porn. (Do you have a Leia slave bikini? Could help business.)

Being conspiratorial and suggesting that Amazon is surpressing porn is fun and all, but since your example ranks #18,735 as a paperback maybe it hasn't achieved enough Kindle sales to merit a rank. Maybe?

Tim Faulkner

]]> <![CDATA[Amazon.com can't tell who's getting off on the Kindle]]> "Straightish?"

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