So your saying your book should be #1? Based on the number of copies I have bought for myself and others it “Bloody Well Should Be”.
New York Times asked to audit its opaque processes for selection of bestsellers for its famous list: http://j.mp/2HWh9WS pic.twitter.com/aPg51vmZJP
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More jaundice than opaque.
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Conservatives are being sensored all over in all forms of media. Although disappointing, noone should be surprised by this
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I've thought of it less than a scam than "New York Times' Editor's Choice", and there would be less complaints if they actually name their list as such.
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If the mpayoff is big and the risk of discovery is minimal, rot ensues
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Here we go-rolling eyes
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Lol still bugs you
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Such a great idea that will never happen...
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