Pleas and Bargains (and credit to Henry)

Here's the lowdown.

(click to keep reading.  SJWs, Moonbats, and anyone of self-proclaimed high moral fiber should take a pass on this, as the following content will likely give you an apoplectic grahn mal seizure, and I think we can all agree that watching an SJW lose whatever passes for their mind while break-dancing on the sidewalk... disregard this warning and keep reading.)

Part One

A talented Internet recluse I know, one JL Curtis, has published a few novels and needs a review or two.  He says he wants honest reviews; what he really wants is a four or five star review from someone who has purchased and read the work under review.  This is important because of the way Amazon ranks the billion or so works it offers for sale on line (online? whatever...), and I gather that the break into the next layer of popularity is only 3 to 5 reviews away.

Given his philosophy (self-reliance, graceful human behavior, helping his neighbor whenever he had a neighbor and the poor bastard needed some help that the broken down old man was fit to give, and in general, behaving like someone he'd enjoy living next door to), I fully expect the SJWs to declare war on the poor old sod and he'll eventually go the way of the passenger pigeon, the dodo bird, and the ivory billed woodpecker.  But not quietly, not gently, and not without a fight that involved someone shouting 'remember the Alamo!'

Getting right to the point, and thanking all the readers who have made it this far, the work in question is The Grey Man - Sunset by JL Curtis.  We're talking a fin here, and the book is worth reading.

Part Two

In other news, my sincere thanks to reader Henry, who delurked long enough to drop this in the
comments section.

If you're interested in hearing how SJW backlash virtually shut this game developer down, read here:

Incel Riot Studios - The Drama Page

From the article:

Here’s our story, about how we published a game satirizing SJW culture and had surprisingly adequate success on the Internet, and how the entire social media world succeeded in shutting us down and stomping a boot on our face, forever.

This is worth reading.  It's an easy read, but it succinctly describes the ambit of the commercial Left and raises a few serious questions, which I may try and address later on.