I don't know of anyplace offering
huge discounts on
B5 books. You can get the usual discounts from places like Amazon.com, and from Waldenbooks, B. Dalton and Books-a-Million if you buy their discount cards. (Which are well worth it if you buy a lot of books every year - I have all three.
)
A lot of the published
B5 novels are out of print (the early ones, published by Dell Books.) They weren't very good anyway, only two of them (
To Dream in the City of Sorrows and
The Shadow Within) being considered a) at least partly "canon" and b) worth reading. The current trilogies from Del Rey Books are all worth reading, and are readily available.
Other
B5 books like the
Babylon 5 Security Manual and Jane Killick's season-by-season episode guides are still in print, but often harder to find in local bookstores. You might do better on-line. Ditto Andy Lane's two volume analysis of the show,
The Babylon File. You'll probably do better with on-line dealers for those, since local shops would have to special order them for you anyway.
Some of the books that are no longer available in the U.S. are sold in the U.K. (not
The Shadow Within, sadly) and you can order them from
amazon.co.uk . Of course between the exchange rate and the shipping costs, they aren't exactly a bargain.
You can also put in requests for out-of-print and other used titles through Amazon.com and any number of on-line used book dealers. (Just do a web search on "used books" for a list.) This might save you a few bucks.
Regards,
Joe
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Joseph DeMartino
Sigh Corps
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joseph-demartino@att.net
[This message has been edited by Joseph DeMartino (edited September 30, 2001).]