Paganism
The impact of digital piracy on Pagan authors and publishers
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A recent incident with a bookseller highlights how piracy affects authors, publishers, and readers.
The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/llewellyn-publisher)
A recent incident with a bookseller highlights how piracy affects authors, publishers, and readers.
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LAKEWOOD, Colo. — In 2007, when Melanie Marquis was a solitary Pagan “who didn’t really know anybody else,” she began writing for the Pagan community. She decided to contact this Carl Llewellyn Weschcke guy for comments for an article, so she wrote to Llewellyn, the company that Weschcke had bought and transformed from a small publisher of astrology titles into a metaphysical/New Age/occult publishing juggernaut. “I didn’t know him at all at the time,” Marquis said by phone from her home in Lakewood near Denver. “I contacted Llewellyn and they told me ‘You know of course he really doesn’t do interviews and things like that anymore.