Something will come along that will suit you. And every presentation will help you further
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Just received an email from Powerhouse saying they are now signed up to a central selling platform called Limelight which will be fully operational for deliveries next month.
The platform focuses just on the smaller labels doing cult films and books on films and the key benefit seems to be that we will be able to buy from multiple labels and only pay one or no shipping cost. So far I can see Powerhouse, Radiance, 88 and Third Window who might be interest to us for Blurays and Hemlock and FAB Press for books. I daresay more companies will follow.
This is UK based obviously so not sure what their international shipping cost will be.
Worth checking out for a commission link set up @Admin ?
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doesnt look like they have a referral program yet. will keep an eye on it. but honestly, the only sites generating a few books reliable are the US, German and UK amazons, everything else is so niche, it takes years to earn enough for these to even pay out minimum sums⌠the only remedy would be if we all invested serious time every week to spread the word like crazy and doubled or tripled overall visitor numbers to the SWDb especially from territories that are so far underrepresented, this includes spain, italy, france, etc⌠but thatâs for the other topic that we have on this 
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Nothing
excepted I have been very busy ⌠and I have painted a beautiful painting this summer
itâs so restful to do anything else than being face to computer
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Sorry for what seem random musings on random films but I am currently in the middle of a 2-3 year European western âjourneyâ to watch 200-250 spaghetti westerns to finally get my knuckles round the genre. I decided to do them in chronological release order per Wikipedia release dates si I could see who the real influences were on what so Gunfight at Red Sands to Silver Saddle with the pick my own based on what I knew and what seemed interesting and what was available on Blu Ray and what had received a theatrical release in the UK. I have seen about 80 of these before but couldnât remember much of at least half of them (eg Ace High which I had seen on TV over 30 years ago and could only recall the final gunfight) so many of these were fresh. Just finished 1968 - about 30 films in that year I picked - and starting 1969 with Cemetary Without Crosses (never seen) and Tepepa (saw a long time ago but have the German Blu Ray to watch).
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Good luck - though, from experience, youâll probably hit the metaphorical wall when you get into the 70s. 
Ha - but I saw Djangoâs Cut Price Corpses just before starting my quest so i donât have that to endure again. But Godâs GunâŚ