If this is your second quarter, you will likely feel that your royalties compared to last quarter are very low. It’s important to reiterate here how presales work. When a book first goes into the world it goes out in relatively big numbers, in that our major accounts take stock of all of our books and put them in their warehouses or on their shelves. These orders are reflected on your statement as sales, and they are going to be really heavily weighted toward your first quarter post-publication. Those books, however, are not “sold-through.” Which means they’re sitting in warehouses and on shelves waiting to be bought. So as the quarters move along, those books that are already out in the world are the ones being sold. What you see on your statement may therefore seem low, because your customers are now buying books that were presold to our retail accounts six months ago or more. The success in later statements should be measured not by new books sold, but rather in low returns.