...until the kerfuffle shitshow. I truly struggle to understand such authors since I earn a living in the same industry, only the fiction lit side of it. As a literary translator, I don’t care when I see my books on illegal sites, because it cultivates new readers and I know that the exposure actually increases the chance of people buying the books if and when they can. It's been my own experience and i see this happening all around me. I wonder what kind of economic bubble the author lives in to be unaware of millions of readers who cannot purchase her works even if they desperately want to.
totally agree, I work in and study literature. Not only does
I wouldnt have ever come across or read SVSSS without having pirated first. I then went and bought not only the entire collectable version, the normal volumes, AND MXTX's other books!
I wrote a whole long spiel about this but it honestly mightve been deleted somehow
Oh no! I'm so sorry: it happens sometimes. Please feel free to write your thoughts again if you have the time. But I understand if the mojo's gone! No worries) It was so lovely to hear from a colleague!
I need to see that hunk of an uncle tame the shrew. I got obsessed with the side characters again?! TT
Samee. I kept looking forward to the brother x uncle interactions sm