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Summarized by Kent Larsen
Edmonton Sun Changes Tune, Says 'Mormon Sex Manual' Jumps Off Shelves
EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA -- A day after it claimed that sales of an
LDS book were "cold" in Edmonton, the Edmonton Sun changed its
opinion and said the book "jumps off city shelves." In the more
recent story, the Sun quoted the owner of an LDS bookstore in its
article about "Between Husband and Wife," an LDS book about marital
intimacy. In the previous story the article's reporter talked to a
general interest bookstore in Edmonton.
Cindy Suelzle of Generations LDS Bookstore in Edmonton told the Sun
"I can't wait to take one home and read it myself, but I don't want
to risk it with so many customers wanting one," She says she has
copies of the book on back order with the publisher, Covenant Books,
making several calls recently to get more copies "as soon as they
can. I've had huge sellers before, but it's been quite phenomenal."
Source:
Mormon sex manual jumps off city shelves
Edmonton Alberta Canada Sun 17Aug00 A4
By Scott Pattison: Edmonton Sun
See also:
LDS Book Hot in Utah is Cold in Alberta
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