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No Reason to Hide It

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (343+ words) Howard ends his essay with an allusion to “the heart of darkness” of contemporary publishing, a flourish he later regretted. But despite all warnings and regrets, Cosmodemonic Publishing marched on, replacing “literary values and sound business practices” with “feverish competitiveness…...