megaseller
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megaseller (plural megasellers)
- A book or other product that has sold in extremely large numbers.
- 2005 August 16, “'Da Vinci' film divides British churches”, in USA Today[1], sourced from Associated Press:
- British churches are divided over whether to allow filming of The Da Vinci Code, an adaptation of Dan Brown's biblically revisionist megaseller.
- 2007 February 22, Austin Scaggs, “Q&A : Pete Wentz”, in Rolling Stone[2], archived from the original on 13 March 2010:
- Wentz has also achieved notoriety through his business acumen, signing the megaseller Panic! at the Disco to his label, Decaydance Records, and through his exhibitionist tendencies
- 2009 March 29, Vit Wagner, “Fame's at stake for Cast of two”, in Toronto Star[3]:
- Hunted, the newly published fifth novel in the series, debuted this month atop the USA Today bestseller list, briefly displacing Stephanie Meyer's vampire-themed megaseller, Twilight.