Cancelled author Malulani Moreno

AuthorsCancelled author Malulani Moreno

Posted February 21, 2022 by nopenottoday in Books

I just learned about this author who was canceled about a year ago over some tweets where he called out straight women who fetishize gay men. His Twitter is deleted and I don't know exactly what he said but probably wasn't enough to end his whole career. He was about to publish a book called "An Island Without You" that honestly looks really good and I want to read it but it doesn't seem like it's ever going to be published. Does anybody know anything about this man or this book? Seems as though he's fallen off the face of the Earth

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SatanicPanic

February 26, 2024

Hmmm we don't stock the most popular titles in existence because we don't like that author for who they are as a person (but let's not look closely at any other authors), why are we losing money?? 🤔 It must be the customers who are wrong

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Mystical_Songstress

February 26, 2024

Also, thereby alienating a huge percentage of our customer base who probably agree with JKR. Hmm 🤔 the mystery continues 🤔

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Posted February 21, 2022 by nopenottoday

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