Experience selling books?

Tenant, The - Roland Topor.epub
u.pomf.is/yiayed.epub

You'll probably get more money selling it online, but check that bookstore anyway.

I'd like to add a question to that. Does anyone have experience selling high value books in English online from outside of US and UK?

That particular edition commands good prices because of the Thomas Ligotti introduction (cult author, his own books can sell for hundreds). Ask in the library, see what you can get there. But if you want at least 90 bucks for it, you might want to sell it to someone who collects Ligotti books.

>>7865516
I live by selling books in english... in mexico.

I'm sorry to say but ex-library copies are worth a lot less, you won't make 50$.

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guys, I want to sell a few books (not for money) on ebay, but my dad put some personal notes on some one page before he gave them to me, such as ''happy birthday''.

Should I remove the page where it is written and sell the book ?

>>7865096
I really want this book, new. Sold out everywhere...

>>7867746
It's really not that good...

>>7867751
I heard it was the opposite. Why isn't it good according to you? Should I not read it then?

>>7867207
Never remove pages, even if something is written on them, and even if they were blank pages to begin with. I have plenty of used books with other people's names in them and it doesn't bother me. People won't want to pay a lot for them, but you say it's not for money, so either sell as-is for a few bucks each or donate.

>>7867207
nah keep it its adds character

>>7865096
First off, it's good to remember that just because an online marketplace has books on sale for a price, it doesn't mean they're selling at that price. They might, of course, but it's good to temper your expectations.

Secondly, for collectors (i.e., for people who'd pay more than a couple of tens), condition is everything. It doesn't sound like your copy is in terribly good condition, to be honest.

That said, it'll probably still have value, since it's by Millipede Press, and they had pretty limited print runs. If you had the hardcover you'd have something pretty sweet, since it was numbered and signed by Ligotti.

Anyway, if you don't end up selling it to the bookstore, try eBay. I assume it'd be easier to list it there than to enroll as a seller in Amazon marketplace.

>>7867207
Don't remove it. Having a page ripped out is worse than notes/a personal inscription.

>>7865516
eBay? They have annoying limits to new sellers, though.