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Old 11-06-2014, 10:05 PM   #66
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This could be the best article on the dispute I've read:

http://www.vanityfair.com/business/2...blishing.print
Andrew "The Jackal" Wylie is a reliable source? Wylie Coyote? Paul St. John Mackintosh of Teleread had a memorable summation of Wylie:
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And remember that back in 2010, Wylie was garnering support from authors for his Amazon tie-up because they claimed traditional publishers had been paying too little in royalty rates for ebooks. And now things have turned round and the Big Five are the heroes again? Forgetful creatures, jackals.

It’s no surprise that Wylie also chose to unload on self-publishing, which he described as “the aesthetic equivalent of telling everyone who sings in the shower they deserve to be in La Scala.” After all, if authors can publish themselves, who will ever want to go through Andrew Wylie. Or even listen to him?
http://www.teleread.com/publishing/w...s-running-dog/
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