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Old 06-11-2014, 06:43 AM   #339
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I liked this bit from the Independent article:

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Authors who have spoken out against Amazon

JK Rowling stepped into the stand-off between her US publisher Hachette and Amazon with a subtle comment in a tweet under her pen name Robert Galbraith. @rgalbraith posted that there are 'lots of ways to order' her new novel The Silkworm in the US as 'Amazon kindly suggets'
Considering there are a few people who've made pretty strong comments against Amazon (right or wrongly), Rowling seems a strange choice for them to highlight, I reckon she could be just a less subtle if she really had any strong views!
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