It is with great pleasure I post this letter today, having received it in 2009. Great pleasure indeed. So pay attention AMAZON because if you are selling the hardback of Never Ceese yourself it is because you are getting it from Journey Stone or whatever distributor they've managed to hold onto. If you sell the hardback of Never Ceese after today, you are selling stolen goods and I, the owner of Never Ceese the hardback will come after you. Hey, if I can't get what's owed to me one way, I'll get it the other. The rights are mine as of today. That goes for anyone else selling Never Ceese the hardback having acquired it through Journey Stone. Of course anyone selling it after getting it some other way is safe and please do enjoy whatever money you make of off the sell. ;D
But Amazon, LOOK OUT! Muhahahahahaha! Oh yeah, the letter:
Ask me if I'm going to have GREAT fun telling Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all the other chain bookstores that if they order Never Ceese the hardback from whatever distributor Journey Stone is using, (I suspect the hard to pin down Baker & Taylor) that they will be BREAKING THE LAW and IF they don't stop, I shall take legal action. And then I'll go after the distributor. HEY! If I can't make money, you can't make money. If you don't help me, I don't help you. GIVE ME A BREAK!!!! Fun indeed!!!!
Well, the time has come and gone . . . any word yet from JS? or will there be yet another excuse about why they won't return your rights? I hope they come through for you this time!
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I contacted Baker & Taylor today, the distributor JSC has been using to let them know that the books are legally mine and I've the letter to prove it. As far as I'm concerned I don't need to hear anything from JSC. That letter is legal and binding. If Baker & Taylor ignore it then I'll go from there. Where ever there may be. LOL Like they're making a ton off those hardbacks anyway. But it's the principle, right?
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