As a result of the non-success of my new book, Globanomics, i changed the book's category on Amazon from non-fiction to science fiction.  I simply want to see if it makes a difference.  The title might just grab some sci-fi guy's attention.  The title sure hasn't caught anyone's attention sitting in the non-fiction category.

In the nineteen days since i published Globanomics, including the nine days since i received my own paperback copy, the book has received "zero" reviews, nada, nothing, absolutely zilch.  I thought of doing a review myself just to see if the "review thing" even worked.

Neither in those nineteen days have i received a single comment on the book from my Talkmarkets' followers.  Zero, nada, nothing, absolutely zilch.

Neither in those nineteen days have i been successful with Talkmarkets' management.  In fact, even an article submission was rejected.

Neither in those nineteen days have i heard from any friends, colleagues, or family regarding the book.

To date, Globanomics is the biggest egg i have laid, and i have laid a lot of eggs in the past.

Do you know what disturbs me the most regarding the above?  It's the two middle items.  I could give a f--- about the reviews, and my friends and colleagues will always remain friends and colleagues.  That is not the case with Talkmarkets.