The Amazin' Avenue Annual In The Wild
Here's a shot of the Amazin' Avenue Annual out in the wild. Specifically, at the Barnes & Noble at Tice's Corner in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey. Nice to see it prominently displayed in the sports section.
If you've read and enjoyed the Amazin' Avenue Annual, please consider writing a review on Amazon. The greatest compliment you can give is to recommend the book to someone else.
If you haven't read the book yet, what are you waiting for? It's available now at fine bookstores in the New York City area, as well as at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and ACTA Sports.
If you haven't read it because you're patiently waiting for the Kindle/iPad/Nook version to become available, I can assure you we're just as frustrated as you. The company responsible for converting the book to these formats has been generally pleasant to work with but unbearably slow in delivering changes. We went through a couple of proofing iterations that took far longer than is reasonable, but they were told last week to "just publish the damned things already." Hopefully we'll see something this week, and I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
To make it up to you, anyone who does buy an electronic copy of the Amazin' Avenue Annual can contact us at amazinavenue@gmail.com and we'll give you a coupon to get the print version for 50% off from ACTA Sports. Just send along a copy of your receipt from Amazon (Kindle), B&N (Nook), or iTunes (iPad) and we'll give you the coupon code for purchasing the discounted print edition.
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yuk!!
get that bottom, top, and top left book off of that shelf!
You should have grabbed a copy and said
Wow this is really interesting!!! I’ll buy 5 copies and give to my friends too!
while there were other customers passing by.
In lobby for: Jaime Cevallos, Zack Lutz, orange unis and Rickroll as the 7th inning song.
The Unwritten Rules of AA
I actually did this at a B & N in Manhattan
Different words but same idea.
by James Kannengieser on Apr 2, 2011 11:02 PM EDT up reply actions
At least it's placed higher than the Jeter book.
"And that's why anybody who invested with Lenny Dykstra should really call that number. Lawyers are standing by."
by BobbyV_Incognito on Apr 2, 2011 9:25 PM EDT reply actions
the ratio of yankees to mets books is outrageous on this end cap
must change
I hate Philadelphia so much.






























