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Feels pretty good. Amazon's not much of a proxy measure when there are books in the stores. This list is pure Barnes and Noble.
We'll see how many more months it can stay on, but nice that it moved up, behind only 3 books with far more publicity (and actual reviews in major pubs!).
Here's the list:
1) The World Is Flat by Thomas L. Friedman (number 1 last month, 8 months on list)
2) The Assassins' Gate by George Packer (2 last month, 2 months on list)
3) Collapse by Jared Diamond (4 last month, 11 months on list)
4) Blueprint for Action by Thomas P. M. Barnett (5 last month, 2 months on list)
5) The Next Attack by Daniel Benjamin & Steven Simon (new, 1st month on list)
6) Imperial Grunts by Robert D. Kaplan (3 last month, 3 months on list)
7) The Great War for Civilisation by Robert Fisk (new, 1st month on list)
8) China, Inc. by Ted C. Fishman (8 last month, 10 months on list)
9) The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth by Benjamin M. Friedman (12 last month, 2 months on list)
10) Postwar by Tony Judt (7 last month, 2 months on list)
11) Illicit by MoisÈs NaÌm (new, 1st month on list)
12) Future Jihad by Walid Phares (new, 1st month on list)
13) 9/11 Commission Report by National Commission on Terrorist Attacks (10 last month, 15 months on list)
14) Lawless World by Philippe Sands (new, 1st month on list)
15) Night Draws Near by Anthony Shadid (6 last month, 3 months on list)
Go here for the complete list: http://www.foreignaffairs.org/book/bestsellers
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