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In case you missed the furor, some posts on booklikes about plagiarized works: http://booklikes.com/tag/plagiarism
Nasty, heinous scam to steal someone's artistic efforts. One area that real authors and their readers can agree on.
In case you missed the furor, some posts on booklikes about plagiarized works: http://booklikes.com/tag/plagiarism
Nasty, heinous scam to steal someone's artistic efforts. One area that real authors and their readers can agree on.
Signal boost for a great post by OB -- everyone should read this.
And while you're at it, why not go the whole hog and also read Moonlight's The Shaming of Blythe Harris?
To Kathleen Hale and her ilk:
Ever.
And for the record:
Remember last October, during the Katherine Hale controversy, when we heard about the reviewer who was whacked over the head with a wine bottle while working in supermarket Asda in Scotland by author Richard Brittain who’d travelled 500 miles to do so as revenge for a negative review?
Well, yesterday he pleaded guilty to assault and another charge of stalking another woman. Bail was refused and sentencing will take place at a later date.
All the UK national news organisations have reported on it:
More on the latest plagiarism scandal -- link goes to column by Jenny Trout and not to one of plagiarist's sites in case worried you'd be increasing the criminal's traffic and statistics.
