I am an Amazon Affiliate. Amazon isn't a company that I personally want to do business with, but once I removed links to their book pages, people told me that some books that are carried by Amazon UK were not readily available elsewhere.
I have added links to Amazon catalog pages for those books, but I've also added links to other booksellers, including Indie Books independent bookstores, and specialist book stores. You can read about those alternatives here. I have tried to include a full bibliographic reference for books, usually including the ISBN number, so you can use a local book store, or Books for Scholars, the Celtic scholarly book specialist for titles Amazon doesn't carry, like those published in Ireland by the Dublin Institute or in Wales by University of Wales Press.
But I'm also an Amazon Associate because pays Associates a percentage of the price of items ordered through a link from an Associate's web site. I doubt very much that I'll make a lot of money (I haven't thus far), but as traffic to this site has increased, so has my financial burden. Every little bit helps.
Amazon Books Associate Program
The following is the Official Amazon Blurb about the Associates program.
Amazon.com is pleased to have Celtic Studies Resources in the family of Amazon.com associates. We've agreed to ship books and provide customer service for orders we receive through special links on Celtic Studies Resources. Amazon.com associates list selected books in an editorial context that helps you choose the right books. We encourage you to visit Celtic Studies Resources often to see what new books they've selected for you. Thank you for shopping with an Amazon.com Associate.Sincerely,
Jeff Bezos
Founder & CEO
Amazon.com
P.S. We guarantee you the same high level of customer service you would receive at Amazon.com. If you have a question about an order you've placed, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Not that anyone would want them :).
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