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Thank you for the summary. I am disinclined to run my eyeballs over her actual words.I have helpfully paraphrased it in case you don't want toreadwatch it.
"This is my official statement: I've written the best series to have ever been written and the entire world loves them and I am so popular and the best writer don't @ me. Also you can now copy my brilliance. I was attacked."
It's close. Don't @ me.
An unnecessary and wasteful exercise.I wonder how much she has to pay her lawyer.
Yep...I mean come on....readers know what authors they like, and even if the reader downloaded the wrong novel you can return it. AND...I think alot of these authors crying confusion and branding etc are in the KU anyways....so what difference does it make? If the reader does download the wrong novel they just dump it and they don't read it and they find the novel they were looking for.More of the blather that customers are likely to be confused by similar titles/cover design.
I buy my books according to author. I look for new stuff by my favourite authors.
Thanks for the recap...can she get anymore narcissistic? Good grief!I have helpfully paraphrased it in case you don't want toreadwatch it.
"This is my official statement: I've written the best series to have ever been written and the entire world loves them and I am so popular and the best writer don't @ me. Also you can now copy my brilliance. I was attacked."
It's close. Don't @ me.
Well I watched the video....she is the definition of clueless.
You are braver than I am.
Good! If we do not hang together, we will all hang separately.The case's being filed by RWA, the Authors' Guild, and SFWA, so it's going bigger and wider than "cocky". (I suspect the RWA site's getting hammered at the moment; I can't open either link I'd posted above right now.)