I guess she found a way to make money on a book nobody is buying after all.
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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They made a musical out of it so I'm sure it sold just fine. The pointless disparaging based on no facts isn't very useful to this topic.
Seems very improbable that they scraped a pirate website with forced registration and tight daily download limits (10 books a day max?) to get content that's often mislabeled and not presented in an homogeneous way.
Probably it's just using the excerpt from Amazon (which instead with paid API access is much more easy to access) as a prompt and build on it
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I was expecting lawsuits to fly over software source code laundering, but yeah, this makes sense too.