"Why Sustainable Seafood Matters" Now Available for Preorder from Johns Hopkins University Press
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Summary
The author announces the preorder availability of their second book, "Why Sustainable Seafood Matters," published by Johns Hopkins University Press. They explain the importance of preorders for book sales, offer a discount code (HWSSM for 30% off), encourage readers to request library copies, and mention that advance review copies will be available later in the summer.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI am thrilled to announce that "Why Sustainable Seafood Matters," my second book, is now available for preorder through my publisher Johns Hopkins University Press!
Preorders are important because they help signal to booksellers how much interest there is in a book, so please consider ordering a copy.
Another thing you could do to help is recommend that your local library order a copy.
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