Publishers Weakly
Jun. 4th, 2003 12:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yendiGrr. Just went to the Amazon page to add a new anthology that I need to my wish list (new Kage Baker, Michael Bishop, Joe Lansdale, Lucius Shepard, Howard Waldrop, and Neil Barrett, Jr stories).
And the Publishers Weekly review has this phrase:
Some authors bring back favorite settings and characters, like Kage Baker in his tale of scavenging Company time-travelers,
Jesus fucking Christ. Kage's bio appears on all of her books, and if you write a review that pretends to be familiar with the author, at least do five seconds of fucking research!
Grr. If this was a user review, it'd be okay. But professional reviews are supposed to be, well, professional.
And the Publishers Weekly review has this phrase:
Some authors bring back favorite settings and characters, like Kage Baker in his tale of scavenging Company time-travelers,
Jesus fucking Christ. Kage's bio appears on all of her books, and if you write a review that pretends to be familiar with the author, at least do five seconds of fucking research!
Grr. If this was a user review, it'd be okay. But professional reviews are supposed to be, well, professional.