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I think it's appropriate to include ((( Publishers ))) in that indictment.
, and to your point, YES, denial of distribution, endorsement and likely even SEO burying the title to the hindpages of any search is definitely a thing.
Here is the Loompanics-Catalog-2003.pdf:
https://files.catbox.moe/ljoo0o.pdf
I'd also,(with a little hesitance,) offer up the northwest front books by Harold Covington.
I say with hesitance because IMO they are NOT works of art, but more like pulp NatSoc fiction. While they are somewhat entertaining for the most part, some of Covington's penchant for turning everything into a training manual sometimes makes the meat of the stories LAG in a similar way as Ayn Rand's amphetamine fueled 23 page rants would sometimes make you put the book down and think; "God, How much MORE of this is there?"
Depth of character is poor too. In the books I've read by him, they are little more than paper dolls with the occasional vignette or flashback to fill in the character's pathos.
If I were so bold to be held up to ridicule for this comparison, as popular fiction goes; I'd present the Stephen King scale of shittiness:
Higher quality end of the spectrum: His Coke and alcohol fueled days when whiting the Bachman books (Running man, RAGE, The long walk..etc.) and some of his better short stories.
On the low end: His turbo Libbed, and probably Ghost written shit and his garbage sequel to The Shining, Dr. Sleep.
Yes, King's works don't even register as great literature, but there were a few titles that had depth of character, and excellent execution of literary devices--He was an English prof. after all.
I'm using him as an example since he likely is familial with most readers before they moved on to other,(higher caliber,) books.
If you're interested in Covington's works, they are in the FrenChan library, and a simple search for "covington" brings all 11 up.
https://library.frenschan.org/
Stop in for an hour or 2, look around. There's an amazing assortment of titles and authors, many of which have already been mentioned.
If you like what you see, why not drop 'em some coin to keep it going?
I have no affiliation with the FC Library OTHER than having uploaded numerous titles to it
>>144
>Books like White Resistance take some effort to find...
Much easier with some additional info, like author, or full title.
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The book?