April 30th, 2013 / 6:27 pm
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Brooks Sterritt
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fun camp blooper negation
Seven days ago HTMLGIANT received an anonymous review submission for Fun Camp by Gabe Durham. An anonymous review went live today around noon. However, the review had to be taken down today a little after five. Sometimes you get an email at 8:04 AM and then another at 8:08 AM and you just read the one from 8:04 AM and then that causes a blooper. This is perhaps irrelevant to the following:
Tags: fun camp, gabe durham, Publishing Genius Press
honk
Why did it have to be taken down?
brooooooks
what did u dooooooo
basically get ready for a GIANT CONTROVERSY
the author asked to have it taken down
who downvoted my comment. who would do such a thing
maybe i shouldn’t have said that
so i heard twitter rumors this was going to blow up worse than the place-butler-higgs debacle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVrTpKcqpBM
The funny thing is that I was working on the book cover and Gabe sent me a link to the review and I liked it and snatched the last sentence and put it on the cover, and attributed it to HTMLGiant. Good thing we can’t decide on the cover or it would have been printed that way.
That’s the last straw, I’m quitting this place.
Look I wasn’t gonna pop on here and stir things up but this review got removed for exactly one reason: Because I’m vocally against all the drone strikes in Pakistan.
I’m blaming everyone in this comment thread for my horrible breakfast.
It’s your ugly breakfast that got us into this, Cugini.
The author of the review or the author of the book? Or each?
Or he’s her mother and her sister?
damnit, Chobani.
Should’ve stuck with cornflakes and blood.
this place is a disco ball covered in mouths
suckling light—the reflection of light
which is itself light itself
red cabbage soup—
the pinks
and purples
and stars colluding
but never colliding
the author of the review
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