2019-02-14T11:43:06+01:00 Marelibri urn:md5:b70778b82cd009aea97a0e6d114e5bca Dotclear urn:md5:6ae80a619cf6a247c74d5a423d7c71b8 2009-07-25T16:01:01+02:00 2009-07-25T15:01:01+02:00 antoine Karoubi <p>I am very surprised to see that bookstores are a real mafia. D'on't you think that it will be much better that specially private people could sell their books and maybe this way you will have more people who will read in the world. Do you know that those last ten years the profits of the bookstores went down 25% in Europe ? Try to think why !</p> urn:md5:d902288e9444e214667de0b4becd0a32 2009-03-14T05:05:43+01:00 2009-03-14T05:05:43+01:00 jan <p>i am interested in illustrated books from the early 1900's</p> urn:md5:f6f1c183a3e49bd78ad33486e51fc825 2008-08-20T11:21:03+02:00 2008-08-20T10:21:03+02:00 Piet Wesselman <p>Well, it depends on what you mean by 'membership'. Marelibri is an association of bookselling websites, so the members are those sites.<br /> An individual bookseller who wants to have his books posted on Marelibri will have to apply for membership in one (or more) of the websites participating in Marelibri.<br /> And someone who is interested in using Marelibri to search for books can be a registered user. This is not obligatory, but there are certain advantages for registered users.</p> urn:md5:cfa5bc62d79be5d4e4abe7b8c571b7bf 2008-08-19T23:04:52+02:00 2008-08-19T22:04:52+02:00 J.P.Luyendijk <p>What are the requirements for membership?</p> urn:md5:2a0b48ad42ed00139fe3afe2d4deeada 2008-07-16T07:57:01+02:00 2008-07-16T06:57:01+02:00 The Bookman <p>I think you should contact and co-opt Mr. Cole of UKBookworld. He does not charge any commissions for booksales on his website. I pay an annual £25 subscription only to list my books. He is very reputable. He could bring a lot to your organisation. He is a skilled computer programmer, having designed and implemented his own website and book listing software. He can be contacted on: cole@clique.co.uk</p>