Publishing during wartime, part III: Protest of S&S and “gaslighting” is growing
Dennis Johnson
The protest of Simon and Schuster’s decision to publish Dangerous, a book by hate speech monger Milo Yiannopoulos, seems to be growing, as does protest over the way industry biggies… Read more »
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