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Vajra Chandrasekera@vajra.me |
All of this. Also, besides positioning themselves in court, it's also generally beneficial to the people that own and run publishers if everyone (writers, their own employees, people in general) thinks books don't sell and make money: it lowers expectations in advances, marketing, salaries, jobs
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Lyds
@lydiacroftart.bsky.social
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Can confirm people buy books, im moving house and allowing for some padding and bubble wrap etc, THESE BOXES CONTAIN MY BOOKS and I will buy more.
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Juliette Wade
@juliettewade.bsky.social
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Thank you for saying it!
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Vajra Chandrasekera
@vajra.me
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People who own the Big Five, wiping their tears away with fat stacks of cash: it's so tragic how no one reads any more
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Stew Hotston (he/him)
@stewhotston.bsky.social
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the real scandal here is the weakness of labour in the face of profiteering shareholders. We should be sceptical of anything which argues for the justification of that weakness.
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Taylor Drew
@mollymay5000.bsky.social
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I read the one that suggested that a Spotify for (e)book would solve problems for authors and...lol
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