Here’s what he has to say:
Thanks for your response! The appeal succeeded in taking GMAU3 from #4,000 on Amazon.com to a high of #280. It was #1 in dictionaries for a time, and #3 in editing resources. And the book received a good deal of positive attention as a result. Many thanks for your support. Now what the major chains will do is perhaps still a ticklish matter . . .
Good luck, Bryan! We’ll continue to buy the book direct from Oxford if needed . . . but here’s hoping that Amazon continues to carry it as a result of this grassroots push.
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