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A Fellow Pirate

Fellow Pirate Paulo Coelho has had a revelation. It seems that when he puts his book on the internet for people to download digitally, his sales go up. Further suggesting that pirating stuff off the internet does not harm the artists.

I’ve read a handful of his books and I personally think he is a very great author. I would take advantage of his good nature and download Veronica Decides To Die from his web site The Pirate Coelho. Other books by him that I would recommend are The Alchemist and The Devil and Miss Prym.

Thursday, January 24th, 2008 at 3:26 pm.
Filed under: Book News.

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Since January 2008 I have been using this blog to write about the books i've read and other book related news that I find interesting. I also find pirates interesting so from time to time I may blog about pirates. I see this as killing two birds with one stone.

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