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Old 04-19-2012, 11:08 AM   #167
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Originally Posted by plib View Post
Well in that case you're either the author of the single search result thrown up which is even halfway relevant (one two year old thread on a Tor forum which appears to have attracted a dozen comments), or you live in Australia. So this is obviously a matter of burning concern to the world.
I never claimed the readers concerned with racism in that book were holding rallies. It's a book pretty much nobody buys, reads, or cares about--partly because a used copy costs $150 and partly because of the racism. Yet it is still a key book in a long series of them. I gave it some love, brought the cost back to this planet, footnoted the racism, and clearly identified what was changed.

As I said, people interested in the publishing house can easily find it by reading the posts in this very thread or Googling "racism in oz." I am reluctant to pin up a big banner simply because there have been some people concerned enough to post here but not concerned enough to actually read the thread--and I would prefer not to see negative book reviews from people that have not read the book.
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