Tim Pool, on Timcast, describes the removal of nine of
Daryush “Roosh”Valizadeh’s books, in his video “9 Banned Books: Amazon Has
Started Modern Book Burning”. One of
the books is called “Game” and involves hook-ups.
Pool talks about book banning as a practice, and notes that
Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” is available. He notes that some people were offended by
gay marriage but publishing books on it helped get the courts to change their
minds.
I checked into this and found a HuffPost article (Sebastian
Murdoch and Jessalyn Cook) on the problem, claiming an exclusive story and that
Roosh was viewed as a “rape apologist”. In the article, HuffPost seems to brag that it
instigated the banning. It also says he was removed from YouTube, but I found
him there.
Daily Mail has an article about the protests against his books.
Roosh does have a book co-authored with Quintus Curtius: "Free Speech Isn't Free: How 90 Men Stood Up Against the Globalist Establishment." His "Day Bang" about heterosexual pick-ups is also there.
Daily Mail has an article about the protests against his books.
Roosh does have a book co-authored with Quintus Curtius: "Free Speech Isn't Free: How 90 Men Stood Up Against the Globalist Establishment." His "Day Bang" about heterosexual pick-ups is also there.
Amazon has terminated authors whom it says manipulated their
Kindle accounts, as in this story about J. A. Capriano, prolific fantasy author.
The story has book cover for “Seized: The Thrice Cursed Mage” with an
incredible hunk on the cover. Sorry, the
author doesn’t look like that. This self-published author has very large sales volumes for five years and up to 90 titles. The article describes problems of several other authors. One of the programs pays a monthly royalty by pages read but it is easily fooled by mechanical gimmicks that encourages readers to skip to the end. .
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