Kelsey Grammer's lawyers will be in touch In some respects, it might be better for me to stop buying self-published books from Amazon (other global conglomerates written by people on the platform-formerly-and-forevermore-known-as-Twitter who exude a sense of desperate self-pity and have links in their bios to their creative outpourings. I've never yet been as blown away as I have been by the books which random intertextual coincidences like those across which I've stumbled in algorithmic suggestions or prefaces and introductions in other books to wonders like Laird Hunt's The Impossibly and the collected stories of Breece D'J Pancake . Is it sympathy on my part, or just my own desperate need to be seen? Nope. It’s their fault for making me feel uncomfortable. In respect to Neil and his diaries, I’m not sure I can sum up my feelings any better than British Amazon customer TUS, who, appearing to prefer reviewing athletic supports and camera equipment rather than
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