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There& #39;s writing to market, and there& #39;s opportunism.
Writing to market is looking at what& #39;s already popular.
Opportunism is writing about a current event that people are struggling with IN THIS MOMENT, just to get your filthy KU dollars.
Writing to market is looking at what& #39;s already popular.
Opportunism is writing about a current event that people are struggling with IN THIS MOMENT, just to get your filthy KU dollars.
It& #39;s obvious the author hasn& #39;t been dealing with a burning desire to write quarantine porn until this very moment.
Her note says "Chances are you& #39;re in lockdown right now," and says she* wrote the book BECAUSE folks are sheltering in place.
*Or the ghost writer.
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Her note says "Chances are you& #39;re in lockdown right now," and says she* wrote the book BECAUSE folks are sheltering in place.
*Or the ghost writer.
Go to Amazon and type in "Love in the Time of Corona".
Everyone and their dog thinks they& #39;re the first and only literary genius to come up with THAT title.
Everyone and their dog thinks they& #39;re the first and only literary genius to come up with THAT title.
I& #39;ve done it for you. Please note, people are also selling fun little notebooks with coronavirus cover designs, for you to make notes on your OWN quarantine porn!
And this is the first one I became aware of. Because the one thing that would make this whole pandemic worse is actually being a virgin, amirite?
Stay classy, Jamie!
Stay classy, Jamie!
I wouldn& #39;t be surprised if this were Alexa Riley under another pen name, or one or two people from that whole crew of scammers on Amazon.
