“E-books, self-publication and agents are like abortion, marijuana and taxation—it seems no one can discuss them rationally.” —David Levine (quoted here) (Note: it’s neither David S. Levine nor David K. Levine of our Board; it may be this David Levine–trying to verify now)
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