Biting the (Left) Hand That Feeds Him - The American Spectator
David Mamet is back with another chatty grab-bag of bracing commentary, although this time he’s restricted his topic to the movie business.
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David Mamet is back with another chatty grab-bag of bracing commentary, although this time he’s restricted his topic to the movie business.
(1) SIC SEMPER HEAVENLY TYRANT. [Item by Anne Marble.] Xiran Jay Zhao’s social media offers a window onto their problems with the publisher of their next book, Heavenly Tyrant. They began on January 24 with these messages: Then today, Xiran Jay Zhao implied that their publisher threatened legal action over those X.com. posts And later:
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