What's the correct way of saying it?
"X book is available at Amazon" or "X book is available on Amazon?"
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possible duplicate of "This question has been asked at Stack Overflow" vs. "on Stack Overflow" which is linked from "On website" or "at website"– Andrew Leach ♦Commented Oct 30, 2013 at 15:35
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" ... is available on ..." usually refers to websites only.
" ... is available at ..." usually refers to something being available at a particular physical location e.g "The book is available at Waterstones in Delhi."
" .. is available from ...." would be a better phrase to use as it covers both physical real locations and websites.
Assuming X is the title of the book, you could say
"X is available from Amazon and all good quality bookshops in your area".
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"The book, X, is available from Amazon and all independent bookshops in your area."
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1Thanks. I checked the other questions. It seems like "at" is also used when referring to the URL of a site.– wycCommented Oct 30, 2013 at 15:52