Vita Ayala
@definitelyvita.bsky.social
afro-🇵🇷. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ bard class brawler. writer. work @ Abrams, Black Mask, DC comics, Dynamite, IDW, Image, Macmillan, Marvel comics, Realm, Valiant, Vault. Repped by @grahamophones.bsky.social. Pro-Danny. Free Palestine ✊🏾🍉
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FYI this also includes Neem Tree author books
November 27, 2025 at 4:06 PM
FYI this also includes Neem Tree author books
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November 28, 2025 at 8:42 PM
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"The disappearance of my work from bookshops would mark a truly extreme incursion by the state into the realm of artistic expression.”
November 28, 2025 at 12:14 PM
"The disappearance of my work from bookshops would mark a truly extreme incursion by the state into the realm of artistic expression.”
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let me see if I understand this. Israel's committing a genocide, Palestine Action has demonstrated against this nonviolently, Sally Rooney has funded PA, and therefore the government is censoring her books?
November 28, 2025 at 12:18 PM
let me see if I understand this. Israel's committing a genocide, Palestine Action has demonstrated against this nonviolently, Sally Rooney has funded PA, and therefore the government is censoring her books?
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Making it impossible for an author to sell their next book doesn’t just kill that book. It makes it far less likely the author will continue writing at all. They have to make a living somehow and they were already earning pennies an hour for their bonkers fragile and emotionally demanding work.
November 25, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Making it impossible for an author to sell their next book doesn’t just kill that book. It makes it far less likely the author will continue writing at all. They have to make a living somehow and they were already earning pennies an hour for their bonkers fragile and emotionally demanding work.
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Most publishers (there are always exceptions) decide whether or not to buy a second book (or a third etc) based on how the previous book did. So when you pirate a book in most cases it’s less about the money you just stole from both author and publisher it’s about the future book you just killed.
November 25, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Most publishers (there are always exceptions) decide whether or not to buy a second book (or a third etc) based on how the previous book did. So when you pirate a book in most cases it’s less about the money you just stole from both author and publisher it’s about the future book you just killed.
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The majority of books published lose money and the majority of authors do not earn out their advances if they were lucky enough to get one. If you do the math on an hourly wage, writing is frankly bonkers as any kind of career.
November 25, 2025 at 11:24 PM
The majority of books published lose money and the majority of authors do not earn out their advances if they were lucky enough to get one. If you do the math on an hourly wage, writing is frankly bonkers as any kind of career.