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'Tis the Summer of Butthurt Just in time for the grand "Goodreads bullies" wank, Jaq D Hawkins has decided that her path to fame, fortune, and validation lies through revealing my real name: There's No Such Thing as Bad Publicity I could stop it, but I’m not going to, simply because this stalker trying to convince people that I harass reviewers is clearly guilty of Libel as a result of doing so and the legal system is inadequate to control malicious acts of this nature. The question is, why do people go mental in this manner? There may be some merit in trying to boost her on-line visibility by tagging onto a known but not extremely famous author. The real big names have the cash to access the legal system and deal with such people, but I get as many Google hits as many of them. She or one of her followers also posted a now-deleted fake Goodreads profile for me, complete with a little nugget of wish fulfillment. 'Cos that's how "known but not extremely famous" authors roll. ETA: Back in June, Kat Kennedy posted the last Hawkins wank on Cuddlebuggery, in the Scandalous Scandals section that's drawn the "GR Bullies" site's ire. Some of her readers made their opinions known on Goodreads, marking Dance of the Goblins as do-not-read, will-never-read, or you-sir-are-an-asshat, and putting it on shelves like foot-in-mouth-disease, attacks-reviewers, and did-the-author-really-just-go-there. Hawkins accused me of being behind it--which got her nowhere--so a few days later, her longtime sockpuppet/meatpuppet Pam Mandeville posted a review of DotG with a link to Hawkins's site, and spammed negative reviews of DotG with the link and my real name. Because that's what vigilante justice looks like, yo. *awkward hand gestures* |
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