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I've read that one, it's honestly up there as one of the worst books I've ever read. The writing is poor quality, like a high school student's creative writing assignment. There isn't a plot, nor is there any chemistry between the MC and the love interest since neither are given a single personality trait.
I remember reading reviews from people who identify as non-binary that said, basically 'I was really excited about the representation in this book, and I felt really let down in the end'. So even people who WANTED this representation decided they actually didn't.
Yes, that is in the book. It was presented as a sarcastic comment, but given the other beliefs of the author that are given in earnest throughout the book, I’m not too sure how sarcastic it really was.
Not even THEIR behavior, the behavior of their CLIENT. And instead of doing what Brooks Sherman did and dropping her client for wrongthink, she stood up for them. I don't know what the person said, maybe they did praise Spencer's ideology. But just praising his style? Totally harmless IMO. Looking up pics, he does look dapper. Because guess what? You can be a shitty person and still have style. It's kind of odd that grown ass people have such a black and white view of the world.
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And, was she making terrorist threats on those sites? Was she telling other people to commit murder or other crimes? If no, why is it worth firing her over?
, but never deleted my account. With all the talk I hear of 'morality contracts' that are retroactive, I don't want to take any chances. That's assuming I don't end up going under a pseudonym.
Possibly in California ironically since there's laws that prevent being fired for political beliefs which IIRC were put there by lobbying from literal communists in Hollywood.
Indie publishing basically shifts the challenge from getting noticed by an editor to whoever can do the best marketing for themselves but I'd assume someone who was actually enthusiastic about what they wrote could do good marketing for themselves.And this is why I plan to do indie publishing. I had one to follow one person that got banned from Twitter. I never used it (save for reposting something one time in 201
A little more context: a Twitter account by the name of YAWhispers brought this to the agency’s attention, using a screen cap of a post from back in October of the agent stating that she started a Parler account because of censorship concerns. As far as I can tell, that’s all it took, along with other people hopping on saying that the agency needs to hold their employees accountable and blah, blah, blah. Absolutely no evidence that this agent was involved in anything illegal or actionable.
Ngl self publishing is likely not for me and I ain't touching the big five and don't want to attract The weirdos because my work could be considered Young adult and is a high fantasy thing.And this is why I plan to do indie publishing. I had one to follow one person that got banned from Twitter. I never used it (save for reposting something one time in 201
God, these people are demented.
I am getting such amazing Schadenfreude. Imagine knowing people are leaving tradpub in droves because it's not as appealing anymore, and still being choosy about who can join the 'cool kids club' AND then acting like you DO still have any trace of significant power. This is fucking amazing.
Not yet, I'm still researching. It's hard to find anything that doesn't hate conservatives these days. Seems like anyone who does gets raked over the coals and thrown out quite quickly. I'm hoping one of the cancelled literary agents does something I can get in on.
I'm not too worried about it since I generally don't go exposing my opinions under my real name as is lolol and I don't think I'm particularly conservative or libertarian so I really don't care too much so yeah good luck
