by The Artisan Geek
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Here's the legal threat I received from her lawyer. Personal details about lawyers omitted because I'm that much of a stand-up guy (everybody deserves a lawyer and no qualms with someone doing the job).
— Kevin Kneupper (@kneupperwriter) May 25, 2018
Prepping up the docs I received soon. pic.twitter.com/bFOQMUSvPG
For reasons I cannot disclose, I encourage to you pre-order the Cocktales Anthology ASAP.
— Penny Reid (@ReidRomance) May 25, 2018
And that's all I'm going to say about that.https://t.co/oYcf9U1pwc
Nice article from @MaryDube_, a fellow Texan-in-exile in CA and journalist for USAToday, about the "(CENSORED)tales" anthology. I hope she keeps following the story of this anthology - she may have to write a new one very soon!https://t.co/JWCTJlELp9
— Kevin Kneupper (@kneupperwriter) May 25, 2018
All proceeds to COCKTALES goes to fighting trademark bullying and creative obstruction. Going live at midnight on all platforms. COCKTALES Collective. 40 authors #fightlikearomanceauthor
— Aleatha Romig (@AleathaRomig) May 26, 2018
I can't wait!! I'm thinking of #vlogging it 🤔 Please support!! Get it here: https://t.co/0pST0LD880#BookRecommendations #cockygate pic.twitter.com/7fwggrlRyz
— Jess@From Me to You (@fromjesstoyou) May 26, 2018
In light of the hashtags, #fightlikearomanceauthor + #fightlikearomancereader, The Cocky Collective has unleashed a Teespring upon you all. Other styles + MUGS available! Again, we do not profit in any way. https://t.co/cOS8Htr4Gg #cockygate pic.twitter.com/Q41HTHHV2C
— Emma Hart (@EmmaHartAuthor) May 26, 2018
An author I'd never heard about before (@FaleenaHopkins) thought others were copying her so she trademarked the word Cocky (as it's in her book titles) and is now telling other authors who've used the word that they need to change their novel's titles. ☹😡 Truly a bad move.
— Jess@From Me to You (@fromjesstoyou) May 5, 2018
You know what she did in this varied erotic area of romance novels is the equivalent of someone trademarking "cozy" in titles from the mystery genre. Or the equivalent of trademarking "Amish" for the romance genre. #cockygate #byefaleena pic.twitter.com/od9ENlROBE
— Jess@From Me to You (@fromjesstoyou) May 8, 2018
Sad to say though I believe the "publicity stunt" part because I searched "cocky" in Amazon and for like the first two pages it's mostly her books 😞 #cockygate #byefaleena
— Jess@From Me to You (@fromjesstoyou) May 8, 2018
I'm considering doing a #CockyGate video series. I will read/review a book that has the word COCKY in the title OR has an author that wants to join who's created a fake book cover w/ a changed book title. I'm ONLY taking submissions from authors though. Submit away if interested!
— Jess@From Me to You (@fromjesstoyou) May 6, 2018
London, 14 February 2017: The London Book Fair is delighted to announce the launch of the first ever UK Book Blog Awards @ LBF – a new initiative designed to celebrate social media influencers and their important contribution to the book industry.
A new feature for LBF 2018, this will be the first time this community has been officially recognised and rewarded by the British publishing industry.
Bloggers, social media influencers, members of the publishing industry, and the general public are invited to nominate the best book blogs, bookstagrammers and booktubers across three categories:
Once the shortlist has been revealed, a panel of judges will select one winner in each category, who will be honoured at a special awards ceremony at The London Book Fair. In addition, the Fair will introduce new seminars and networking events aimed at bringing the social media influencer community closer to the publishing world.
Jacks Thomas, Director at The London Book Fair commented: “Book bloggers are an increasingly important part of the book world. Their passion for authors, genres and books is integral in reaching new audiences. We’re really excited to be launching the inaugural UK Book Blog Awards @ LBF and recognising the crucial role social influencers play in the promotion of books.”
The awards are open to any blogger, YouTuber or Instagrammer that features books published in the UK and/or UK authors. To put forward a nomination, or to nominate your own blog/Instagram account/YouTube channel visit: www.londonbookfair.co.uk/UKBookBlogAwards
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For further information please contact Edwina Boyd-Gibbins at Midas Public Relations on 0207 361 7860 edwina.boyd-gibbins@midaspr.co.uk