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Readerlink

A book distributor serving mass-market and regional retailers.

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How I WriteThe Best Ways to Publish a Book (Macmillan CEO Interview)
At a glanceReaderlink supplies Target, Walmart and regional stores from Macmillan's warehouse
  1. 1Macmillan Virginia warehouseProduct ships from here
  2. 2ReaderlinkDistributor for mass-market stores
  3. 3Target, Walmart, regional storesMid-sized and regional stores served

From Macmillan CEO interview

What was said about Readerlink

  • Readerlink supplies mass-market and regional stores, including Target and Walmart, from Macmillan's Virginia warehouse. A Macmillan CEO interview mentions Readerlink as the distributor serving mid-sized and regional mass-market stores. It also covers Target and Walmart, with product shipped from Macmillan's Virginia warehouse.

    The source is about Macmillan, not Readerlink, and gives no numbers or details on how the arrangement works.

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