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Fierce Vowelless One
From my email:
"According to BBC News, the tiny "dragon" supposedly found preserved in a jar in an Oxfordshire garage two months ago was a hoax conceived by would-be author Allistair Mitchell, who was having difficulties finding a publisher for his fantasy novel about dragons. It worked. In a self-described "refreshing approach to book publishing," Waterstone's has announced it will publish Mitchell's book (written under the pen name P.R. Moredun), "Unearthly History." Stay tuned for a ground swell of authorial hoaxing."
"According to BBC News, the tiny "dragon" supposedly found preserved in a jar in an Oxfordshire garage two months ago was a hoax conceived by would-be author Allistair Mitchell, who was having difficulties finding a publisher for his fantasy novel about dragons. It worked. In a self-described "refreshing approach to book publishing," Waterstone's has announced it will publish Mitchell's book (written under the pen name P.R. Moredun), "Unearthly History." Stay tuned for a ground swell of authorial hoaxing."