Opal continued
If you're like me and you want to see more than one or two examples of the big, alleged Opal plagarism, here's a list.
News is coming...I promise. And no, it's not that Brad Pitt has left Angelina for me. I told him it's over, and I think the restraining order finally convinced him.
Also, big thanks to the THREE more people who wrote to tell me that they have read and loved I'D TELL YOU I LOVE YOU BUT THEN I'D HAVE TO KILL YOU--a book I wrote without help from other books and/or professional book packagers (aka factories.) That's four emails before the book is even out, for those of you who are keeping score. Maybe it isn't going to be a flop.
Maybe.
At the very least, I'm pretty sure people will believe that I wrote it.
Gotta go!
Ally
News is coming...I promise. And no, it's not that Brad Pitt has left Angelina for me. I told him it's over, and I think the restraining order finally convinced him.
Also, big thanks to the THREE more people who wrote to tell me that they have read and loved I'D TELL YOU I LOVE YOU BUT THEN I'D HAVE TO KILL YOU--a book I wrote without help from other books and/or professional book packagers (aka factories.) That's four emails before the book is even out, for those of you who are keeping score. Maybe it isn't going to be a flop.
Maybe.
At the very least, I'm pretty sure people will believe that I wrote it.
Gotta go!
Ally
posted by Ally Carter at Tuesday, April 25, 2006
1 Comments:
For the record, the victim of this plagiary (is that a new word?) is Megan McCaferty.
Her blog is here:
http://www.meganmccafferty.com/retroblogger/
She's surely going to get derivative sales of her first two. Now, all we do is watch to see how this plays out in court, if it gets there.
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