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Brandi Ratliff (brandiratliff) | 10 comments I'm not sure if y'all can, but I've unpublished one of my books from Amazon and I'd like it removed from here as well if that's possible.
Thank you for any answers/help.

Miranda's Second Chance


Brandi Ratliff (brandiratliff) | 10 comments It's no big deal if it can't be. I was just wondering. I was having people who are reading my other series ask me about that book and why they couldn't find it...just wanted it out of sight, out of mind. No biggie.


message 3: by Ren Puspita (new)

Ren Puspita (renpuspita) | 113 comments Even the book is unpublished, there's no such thing to delete book that have valid ISBN or ASIN. And of course there's reader who had rated your book. I think you must let your book there, even you not publish it again.


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rivka | 45177 comments Mod
Dutch wrote: "Is this even allowed?"

No. http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...


message 5: by Darkpool (new)

Darkpool Perhaps you could put into the book description that it is no longer available, so you don't have to explain that to all those other fans who ask.


Brandi Ratliff (brandiratliff) | 10 comments Thanks, everyone! Good suggestion, I'll probably put that in the description, I appreciate it!


message 7: by Amber (new)

Amber Polo (amberpolo) Thanks, I went through the same thing a few weeks ago. I took back the rights to two ebook short stories. They are not what I'm currently writing.
But if they were as erotic as Anne Rice's I'd self-publish and wait for the money. :)


message 8: by Cait (last edited Jan 23, 2013 11:56AM) (new)

Cait (tigercait) | 4988 comments Just as a reminder: never remove information from a book record. Just because an edition is no longer in stores does not mean that readers no long possess or remember their own copies, and our book records are for readers first and foremost. Deleting portions of book records is considered vandalism of the catalog and may get your librarian permissions revoked.


message 9: by Banjomike (last edited Jan 23, 2013 12:06PM) (new)

Banjomike | 5166 comments Cait wrote: "Deleting portions of book records is considered vandalism of the catalog and may get your librarian permissions revoked. "

True, and it can also get Author permissions revoked.


message 10: by Sandra (new)

Sandra | 31451 comments And members or librarians will just put it back when they notice, anyway.


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