When Books Go Bad: Tales of Literary Feuds, Publishing Errors and Withering Reviews by Alex Johnson

When Books Go Bad: Tales of Literary Feuds, Publishing Errors and Withering Reviews by Alex JohnsonThe literary world isn't all bestsellers, it is also a world of insults, physical blows, snide acknowledgements and publishing errors. Books are messy, personal things and writers have been grappling with them in the metaphorical mud for centuries. Some writers have gone at each other in ink, while other bookish brawls are more literal. It usually ends in regret or death. But books don't need authors to go bad. They get stolen, misprinted, censored,

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from the Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author of Romantic Comedy and American Wife

the irascible and sharp-witted leader of the slow horses

GOLDEN SON guarantees Pierce Brown's continuing status as one of fiction's most exciting new voices

I hope my cat never finds out that I have written a story to celebrate the life of a dog

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} "Where the Light Gets In" by Ben Crowe is a transformative guide that aims to alter your perspective on life by introducing nine key perspective shifts

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their families and their communities by the systems that claim to protect them

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