MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — Sunbury Press has released the bestsellers list for March for its literary fiction imprint, BROWN POSEY PRESS. Michael Barton’s humorous fictional ethnography of the Shipoke, aka
Shitepoke, a neighborhood of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ranked number one. Tory Gates took the second position with his novel
Live from the Cafe. Robert Barksy’s entertaining novel
Hatched about a counterfeiting ring that starts in a gourmet restaurant in New York took the third spot. William F. Lee's grief memoir
All My Heroes Are Gone slipped to #4.
| BROWN POSEY PRESS - Bestsellers for March 2018 (by Revenue) |
| Rank |
Prior |
Title |
Author |
Category |
| 1 |
NEW |
Shitepoke |
Michael Barton |
Literary Fiction |
| 2 |
5 |
Live from the Cafe |
Tory Gates |
Gay & Lesbian Fiction |
| 3 |
2 |
Hatched |
Robert Barksy |
Literary Fiction |
| 4 |
1 |
All My Heroes Are Gone |
William F Lee |
Grief Memoir |
| 5 |
-- |
Roadman |
Stefan May |
Poetry |
| 6 |
-- |
Contemporary Photo Impressionists |
T K McCoy |
Art |
| 7 |
-- |
Pass the Pierogies |
Mike Breslin |
Ethnic Memoir |
| 8 |
-- |
Redemption |
Courtney Frey |
Memoir |
| 9 |
-- |
Sanctuary Dishonored |
Robin Lee |
Art History |
| 10 |
-- |
Images of Italy |
T K McCoy |
Art |
Barton's book was boosted by initial release activity. Gates' book was helped by his hosting of the Brown Posey Books radio podcast. Lee’s book has performed well due to author activities in his local area of Texas. Barksy’s book has been selling through online retailers. The remaining backlist titles received activity due to social media mentions.
.
